To Kill a Mockingbird
What conflict develops as a result of Atticus's involvement in the trail?
could this conflict have been avoided? provide examples to support the answer
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could this conflict have been avoided? provide examples to support the answer
Atticus's defence of a black man over the word of a white man, Bob Ewell, puts the down against him. Race is a powerful issue in the American South, especially when the rape of a white girl is involved. Much of the town has condemned Tom Robinson before the trial even begins. This intensifies an already antagonistic relationship between blacks and whites.