In this story, Tom Robinson can be described as a hard worker and innocent. Tom can be considered as a hard worker based on several reasons. Firstly, he works with only one hand. During Trial, Reverend Sykes whispers to Jem saying, “He got it caught in a cotton gin when he was a boy…like to bled to death…tore all the muscles loose from his bone” (Lee 249). Despite the injury, Tom keeps on working to help out his family. Even though Tom has no left hand he still works during the fall and winter. Tom Robinson’s job is to pick Mr. Link Deas field and is said that he works for him year round. His boss states, “ That boy’s worked for me eight years an’ I ain’t had a speck o’trouble outa him. Not a speck” (Lee 261). While Tom is out picking Mr. Deas
