In his closing remarks, Atticus tells the jury: “’ I am no idealist to believe firmly in the integrity of the courts and in the jury system – that is no ideal to me, it is a living, working reality.”’ However, considering that he already knows justice will not be served and that Tom will be found guilty, is Atticus being disingenuous when he tells the jury he believes that he believes in the integrity of the justice system? Or were there other reasons he would say this to the jury?

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An interview is an in which one on one or small group question and answer sessions are conducted

Answer quick 20 points how does penny baxter's view of the forresters differ from that of ma baxter's view after fodder-wing's death? a. penny views the forresters as foolish people, while ma baxter views them as heroes. b. penny is angry with the forresters, while ma baxter feels a connection to them. c. penny sees the forresters as criminals, while ma baxter thinks they are victims. d. penny feels sympathy for the forresters' loss, while ma baxter shows no respect for their loss.