To Kill a Mockingbird
What conflict develops as a result of Atticus's involvement in the trail?
could this conflict have been avoided? provide examples to support the answer
could this conflict have been avoided? provide examples to support the answer
Atticus's defence of a black man over the word of a white man, Bob Ewell, puts the down against him. Race is a powerful issue in the American South, especially when the rape of a white girl is involved. Much of the town has condemned Tom Robinson before the trial even begins. This intensifies an already antagonistic relationship between blacks and whites.