Truth

To Kill a MockingbirdBy: Harper Lee

The town of Maycomb was corrupted by lies.

The jury is somewhat responsible for Tom's fate.

Tom Robinson was an honest man, but no one saw it.

The black community stood together against the unfair whites in Maycomb.

Jem lost his pants and told a lie to avoid the punishment if he was honest.

Atticus did his best to present the facts and defend Tom from the unfair prosecution.

Miss Caroline did not believe Scout during the Cunningham situation..

The truth can be hard to find even in the most obvious places.

This house represents Boo Radley and what his life was.

This picture relates to Aunt Alexandria and she changed from the beginning of the novel.