To Kill a Mockingbird
Why does Atticus' choice of weapons admirably suit this farce of a trial? How is this irony?
This is about the weapons Atticus used during the trial, when he was trying to prove Tom Robinson's innocence.
This is about the weapons Atticus used during the trial, when he was trying to prove Tom Robinson's innocence.
Atticus used simple logic and truth as a weapon. Even Scout notes that a small child could see that Tom was innocent. Still, the prosecutions used basic bigotry and hate to keep the jury on their side.