How Does Tom Robinson Influence The Surrounding Culture In To Kill A Mockingbird

The majority of these two chapters takes place inside or just outside of the 5th Judicial Court in Maycomb County. During these chapters Tom Robinson and Atticus speak for themselves in the case. How they say what they say is influenced by the surrounding culture of the characters. Tom Robinson talks in slang and “sounds” depressed and not enthusiastic. I think that is because he is black and is looked down on and he doesn’t think he is worth anything because nobody else does either. Atticus talks loud and proud because he knows that he should/is going to win. The way people talk to each of them is also influenced by how people think they should be treated and looked at not how they literally are and how they should be looked at. As Atticus