🤔The tension in the Finch home due to the run-in with the angry mob.
😲Atticus' gratitude for Jem and Scout showing up at the courthouse.
🔒Atticus warning Jem and Scout to stay away from the courthouse during jury selection.
🧐The children's curiosity leads them to the courthouse despite Atticus' warning.
👨⚖️The Finch family's bond strengthens as they support each other during the trial.
Why is there tension in the Finch home in chapter 16?
—The tension arises from a previous encounter with an angry mob.
Why is Atticus grateful to Jem and Scout?
—Atticus appreciates their presence and support during the trial.
Why does Atticus warn Jem and Scout to stay away from the courthouse?
—Atticus wants to protect them from the potentially dangerous situation.
Why do Jem and Scout ignore Atticus' warning?
—Their curiosity about the trial and desire to see what is happening overrides the warning.
How does the trial strengthen the Finch family bond?
—They come together to support and protect each other during the trial.
00:09The tension in the Finch home due to the run-in with the angry mob.
00:26Atticus warns Jem and Scout to stay away from the courthouse during jury selection.
00:29Jem and Scout's curiosity leads them to the courthouse.
00:42The Finch family's bond strengthens as they support each other during the trial.
