To Kill a Mockingbird
In chapter 16 what dose Atticus say about the mob
What dose atticus say about the mob
What dose atticus say about the mob
Atticus was trying to get across to Jem that a mob, especially in a small Southern town, is made op of people that are your friends and neighbours. Although very disappointing, they are still people and Mr. Cunningham was "still a man". Atticus was very proud of the way Scout handled the situation, she appealed to Mr. Cunningham on a human level and diffused the situation.