Answer:
He knows that their motivations are different than his.
Explanation:
Just took this test on Julius Ceaser. :)
Got a 100% due to Theatre class, so I know this is correct.
The convict confesses to stealing a pie from the blacksmith
hope this answer helps !
There are several but these stand out.
Jem is fearful that his father has few friends and little support in town, But Maudie tells him that.
(hopes side)
Maudie assures Jem that Tom has friends besides Atticus <span>Maudie assures Jem that Tom has friends beside Atticus, particularly Judge Taylor who assigned Atticus to defend Tom because he knew Atticus was the best lawyer in town. The greatest HOPE comes from the lips of Miss Maudie, who sees the long deliberation by the jury as a good sign of things to come when it comes to racial relations and fair play.
Hope this helps and P.S. I LOVE this book! :)
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