Mockingbird chapters 15 & 16 review flashcard

They warn him that some people in Maycomb might make trouble over the Tom Robinson case.

He is the editor for their local newspaper who secretly has a shotgun aimed at an angry mob the night before Tom's trial.

They are busy with people from all over Maycomb who are flocking to the courthouse to watch the trial.

They watch from the 'colored' section because those are the only seats available.

They desire to take Tom Robinson from his cell and harm or possibly kill him before he even has a chance at a trial.

It highlights the racial tensions and the threat of violence surrounding Tom Robinson's trial.

He is the defense attorney for Tom Robinson, representing him against the charges.

It symbolizes the deep-rooted racism and injustice in society.

She begins to understand the complexities of human nature and the realities of prejudice.

The community is divided, with some supporting Tom Robinson and others vehemently opposing him.