Point of View

Point of View: Atticus taking Notes in Diary

     I did everything I could, the jury only said what they thought the truth was and you cannot do anything about that. This is a very tough case that will take a lot of work, and there will be more work ahead. I wish I could do more to help Tom, who is a innocent man and did nothing wrong. Discrimination is a horrific thing and I hope one day our country will be one of equality and morality. 

This case if absurd and it would never even happen if people realized that Tom is a normal person like all of the Caucasian race. If Tom was white we would not even be in this situation and that is very sad. I feel his sympathy and it will be a long road ahead. Hopefully things turn out right so an innocent man is proven innocent.

TKAM: The beginning of the trial

I would accept the trial with open arms. With my knowledge of going to school, I can help out any client. I could find information such as finger prints of who stole the scholarship money. My client would have an alibi and a reason why he did not see it. I would easily be able to find other people who could be suspects, and convince the people why my client is innocent.

I feel that there is a challenge in this case that is almost the same as the one in To Kill a Mockingbird. The people and jury are against Tom Robinson who is african american, just like how people dislike the boy who I am the attorney of. Atticus has a real problem and it will take a lot of knowledge and skill to help Robinson become successful.