"Judge Taylor was saying something." This statement in the chapter refers to how Judge Taylor is expecting someone to object due to what is taking place. Tom Robinson has been stated by the jury as guilty. Shock is taking it's place throughout the court, since no one was expecting to hear the sharp stabs of, "Guilty... guilty...
guilty...' This is when you first realize how incredibly racist the town is. The jury doesn't make a choice on what their gut tells them, or even the evidence. They make a choice according to what's socially acceptable, not what's right.
guilty...' This is when you first realize how incredibly racist the town is. The jury doesn't make a choice on what their gut tells them, or even the evidence. They make a choice according to what's socially acceptable, not what's right.