Examples Of Tom Robinson Trial In To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird -By Jacob Donnell

-1/9/23

To Kill A Mockingbird, A story written by Harper Lee.

This story is based in Maycomb Alabama.One of the most racist towns in all of the United States.

This town is petite old and suffocated with a repeating cycle of racism, and discrimination. You may view it on the surface as a small town where everybody knows each other and keeps to their own business. This novel was based around a Georgia town where all its citizens are racist and discriminatory towards many black individuals. As I said earlier you can see the reality of the town once you are past the surface of Maycomb. In its fullness, it is a very racist town, as you are able to see throughout the story. It's almost like the town believes

Tom Robinson was falsely accused of Raping a white female by the name of Mayella Ewell.

This trial took place in the Maycomb county court after he was to stay in jail for the time being.

During his stay, he was surprisingly approached by multiple men.

Their plan was plain and simple… To kill him, and to let him be a reminder to all the other black citizens nearby.

After the Jail incident, it is a trial.

During this trial, there is clear evidence that Tom Robinson was falsely accused of this accusation. And that it was evident Bob was the one committing the crime in this situation.

Bob during this trial was very unprofessional as you can see from many of the things he says.

“I'm really sorry they picked you to defend that nigger that raped my Mayella. I don't know why I didn't kill him myself instead of going to the sheriff.”

“The witness said he never thought of it, he had never called a doctor to any of his'n in his life, and if he had it would have cost him five dollars.”

Many other quotes go along with his inexcusable attitude towards the defendant's side throughout the whole trial. Yet the town of Maycomb is unable to see/ accept that a black man might actually be on the good

In the beginning, she felt as if the town was a regular town with a couple of little bumps, but overall normal.

But after meeting Mrs. Dubose her perspective changed. In the beginning, she thought that she is a very mean old person that wants nothing to do with anybody. But once scout and Jem get to know her and help her both scout and Jem for a liking towards her.

Another great example is their relationship with Boo Radley. Boo was the kid next door that everybody was scared of because they never saw him. But he wanted to become friends with them, and or get to know them better… so they start sending things to each other through the hole in the tree right outside his house. It over time formed a very strong connection for not seeing each other ever really. And right before his dad patches the hole he gives Scout and Jem wax carvings with features that they didn't even know they had.

One event that is very notable is during Tom Robinson's time in jail a couple of white men tried to kill him. Luckily scout and her family were there to look out for him. Scout that night during that event had seen one of her classmate's dad trying to get to Tom Robinson. She eventually talks the dad out of it and hopefully puts sense into his