To Kill A Mocking Bird Chapters 21, 22, 23

In chapter 21, Jem, Scout, and Dill are very eager and excited about he case and they want to hear the verdict. The verdict is that they fund the defendant guilty. In the next chapter, Jem, as is expected of a child, sobs because he is upset about the verdict when clearly Tom was innocent. This is an example of childrenh being overemotional towards something. Now Jem's view of Maycomb has changed, he doesn't thisnk that the people of Maycomb are "the best in the world" anymore when they have made a terrible and unjust decision. Speaking of being sore, Bob Ewell spits at Atticus and swears revenge and blah blah blah. He's another character overreacting around the end of the chapter, and I don't see why, didn't he win? And of course Atticus is the only one who isn't worried and I don't expect him to be either. I actually want to see how Bob Ewell with try to confront mister top shot in the county, I mean seriously, did every one just forget about that?