💔Jem is crushed by the unjust verdict and struggles to understand it.
🤔The gratitude of Tom's supporters highlights the community's recognition of Atticus's efforts.
💡Miss Maudie and Miss Stephanie attempt to explain the significance of Atticus's actions to the children.
😱Danger escalates as Bob Ewell confronts Atticus and threatens him.
🌟Atticus exposes his children to the reality of their community in the hope of inspiring positive change.
How does Jem react to the verdict?
—Jem is devastated and struggles to comprehend how the jury could reach such an unfair decision.
What do Tom Robinson's supporters do?
—They show their gratitude by leaving gifts on the back steps of Atticus's home.
Who tries to explain the trial to the children?
—Miss Maudie and Miss Stephanie attempt to help the children understand the significance of Atticus's actions.
What happens after Bob Ewell confronts Atticus?
—The community becomes aware of the danger, and the threat to Atticus's safety increases.
Why does Atticus expose his children to the trial?
—Atticus believes that facing the reality of their community will inspire his children to create positive change.
00:09Jem, Scout, and Dill return home feeling defeated after Tom Robinson's unjust verdict.
00:19Tom's supporters show gratitude by leaving gifts on the back steps of Atticus's home.
00:59Miss Maudie and Miss Stephanie try to explain the significance of Atticus's actions to the children.
01:36Bob Ewell confronts Atticus and threatens him, escalating the danger.
02:20Atticus exposes his children to the reality of their community, hoping to inspire positive change.
