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What is the verdict delivered by the jury in Chapter 21?
Think about the court proceedings discussed in this chapter.
How do the children react to the verdict?
Look for emotional responses from the children in the chapter.
What is the main reason for the long jury deliberation?
Think about the societal pressures they face.
Did Atticus believe Tom Robinson was guilty?
Refer to Atticus's defense during the trial.
Evaluate the long-term implications of Tom Robinson's trial and conviction on the Finch family.
Consider how their perceptions shift beyond the courtroom.
Integrate the themes of prejudice and moral courage found in Chapter 21 with current societal issues.
Relate examples from current events to those depicted in the novel.
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