What Does Jem Expect The Verdict To Be

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What Does Jem Expect The Verdict To Be

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Jem thinks that Tom Robinson will be found innocent. Jem is still a child and does not understand discrimination. He does not understand that the jury will say he is guilty because he is black. Atticus did his best to defend Tom and Atticus knows that Tom did not rape Mayella. While he knows this is true, he thinks the jury will find him guilty anyway. Atticus knows about discrimination in Maycomb.
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