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To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 22 Analysis

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In chapter 22 of “To Kill a Mockingbird” many things happen. The entire chapter is eventful through and through with twist after twist. Its entertaining with a hint of sadness, and it has the following: Jem was upset because of the trials turnout, Aunt Alexandria became dejected when Atticus returned home from court, Atticus says Maycomb is as racist as a “Missionary Tea”, and they wake up to a so called “colored breakfast”. Jem became a weeping ball of bleakness because of the trial. Jem, who is the oldest child of Atticus Finch, went to the trial to back his father. He, his younger sister Scout, and their dear friend Dill all went in support of the man at trial who was named Tom Robinson. Tom was accused of a taking advantage of a white
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