Last but not least, the aftermath of the trial left many of the townspeople with a new face of opinion. Atticus gave them a makeover of thought when he defended Tom Robinson because he proved the defendant was innocent and this had shined on some of the townspeople. For example, the children, standing on the shoulders of a giant, cried from the said verdict because Tom Robinson’s innocence was evident. They could not understand why Tom Robinson was incarcerated but they came to a consensus when Atticus explained the situation. They lost their innocence as a result of the
