Journal #7

Journal #7
Choice B

Bob Ewell was very angry after the case. He was mad because Atticus put up a good fight and that the jury took so long. After the case Bob went up to Atticus and spat in his face. Then he called Atticus all these bad words. Then he threatened Atticus. Ms. Maudie thinks that the whole thing was wrong and that Tom didn't get a fair trial. Ms. Maudie thinks that the jurt made the verdict guilty because Tom was black. Scout thinks that the verdict is bad but she likes Walter Cunningham again because one of his family members held up on the verdict. She wants to become friends with Walter again.

Choice C

So far I think that this book is about racism, and Class. I think that this book is about racism because the black people aare still treated wrong because they live in the south. And all of the people are still mad and hate black people. It's also wrong because in the Tom Robinson case, Atticus had all the evidence to show that Tom Robinson was innocent. But the jury convicted him anyway, because he's black. I think that this book is about class because there are different type of people in Maycomb. There are rich people, middle class people, poor people, the African Americans, and the Ewells.