To Kill A Mockingbird Tom Robinson Trial Analysis

The book “To kill a mockingbird” in the part of story has one white woman name Mayella claims to one black guy name Tom Robinson rapes me. Miss Mayella and her family try to put he in prison. Tom Robinson’s lawyer mr. finch try to proves he is not rape miss Mayella. The first evidence of Tom Robinson is “the witness smiled, "nah suh, another one. Most as tall as the room. so i done what she told me, an' i was just reached' when the next thing i knows she - she'd grabbed me round the legs, grabbed me th' legs, Mr. Finch. she scared me so bad i hopped down an' turned the chir over - that was the only thing, only furniture, 'sturbed in that room, mr.finch, when i felt it.i swear 'fore god” (p.259). In summary, the witness tells Mr. Finch the what happen, what did I do, and how was I feeling during that situation. This is important because the witness is only saw the Tom Robinson rape miss Mayella, so witness try to said Tom Robinson is criminal. He put into the prison. Clearly, this quote is the …show more content…
This quote said, Reverend Sykes explain to Jem. Tom Robinson got damaged his left hand, so he can’t use. This is important because it prove Tom Robinson can’t use two hand to chock miss Mayella’s neck. Therefore, Reverend Sykes said to Jem to why Tom Robinson is not criminal. The last evidence of Tom Robinson is “‘Then you ran?’ ‘I sho’ did, suh.’ ‘Why did you run?’ ‘I was scared, suh.’ ‘Why were you scared?’ ‘Mr. Finch, if you was a igger like me, you’d be scared, too.”(p.261). This conversations are Mr. Finch ask to Tom Robinson what did you do on that time, and Tom Robinson answer his questions. This is important because Tom Robinson said his own words to prove why I ran and I’m not criminal. Overall, mr. Finch asked the questions to Tom robinson in court. What did you do, and why you ran on that