When and how is the conviction death of Tom Robinson foreshadowed?
Since Robinson is innocent, it is clear he has been brought to trial and declared guilty by the jury simply because of the color of his skin. Robinson’s guilty verdict, despite his innocence, is foreshadowed in the book’s title and the scene in which the meaning of the title is explained to the reader.
What effect does Harper Lee’s use of foreshadowing have on the mood?
Suspense is a feeling of excitement, created by foreshadowing and mood. Lee creates suspense first because it is dark.
What are some examples of foreshadowing in TKAM?
In the beginning of the book, Jem and Dill describe Boo as a ghost, which they fear. Later, Scout declares “haints, Hot Steams, incantations, secret signs had vanished with our years,” foreshadowing Boo’s evolution from a fearful figure of the children’s imaginations to a real person they respect.
What could Lee be foreshadowing with the unusual weather and the fire?
When Maycomb experiences its first snow, it foreshadows the enveloping change that is about to overcome the town. Snow is so unusual in Maycomb that Scout has never seen it. It has not snowed since 1885. Her reaction to the snow foreshadows the life-changing events of the trial.
Who confronts Atticus at the jail?
Walter Cunningham and the Old Sarum bunch surround Atticus at the Maycomb jailhouse because they wish to lynch Tom Robinson.
Why do Dill and Scout think Boo Radley never left?
Why do Dill and Scout think Boo Radley never left? He had no place to go. He had no money of his own. He could not read and write.
Why is Jem afraid for Atticus?
Jem is nervous because he thinks they are going to hurt Atticus. These men are upset about Atticus defending Tom, and he’s afraid the discussion will turn violent.
Why did Jem and Scout sneak downstairs?
Why did Jem and Scout sneak downstairs? They wanted to help Atticus with his work. Jem had a hunch they should go downstairs.