3 main ideas of chapter 22

Jem weeps for the injustice of it all. He is disillusioned with his town.

Mrs. Maudie tells Jem others in town did help Atticus like Mr. Tate and the judge.White people in Maycomb aren't all blinded by bigotry.

Bob Ewell spits in Atticus's face and threatens him. Even though Bob won the trial, the town knows he is guilty of unspeakable crimes against his daughter. He was humiliated.