To Kill a Mockingbird
In what ways does Mr. Cunningham prove Atticus' statement at the end that most people are nice?
In what ways does Mr. Cunningham prove Atticus' statement at the end that most people are nice?
In what ways does Mr. Cunningham prove Atticus' statement at the end that most people are nice?
In the end, Mr. Cunningham's sense of right and wrong shows. He breaks up the mob who were threatening Atticus as well as holds the jury by insisting that Tom Robinson is innocent.