Chapter sixteen is devoted to setting the scene for the trial. What details let you know it is an important say for Maycomb?
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Chapter sixteen is devoted to setting the scene for the trial. What details let you know it is an important say for Maycomb?
Basically everybody from town is there. As well, the town is filled with strangers from neighbouring towns and beyond. Scout notes there is almost a "carnival" like feeling to it all. Unfortunately the situation is very grim and sad.
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