What are the thoughts scout think about as the jury is deciding the verdict?

Answer 1

they court room saw tom Robinson guily for rape on mayelle's but it was sure to be a lie because he was innocent

They found the defendant guilty. Despite the fact that it was obvious he was innocent.

guilty

they court room saw tom Robinson guily for rape on mayelle's but it was sure to be a lie because he was innocent

Answer 2

Scout worries about whether Atticus has done enough to prove Tom's innocence, and she is fearful of the possible outcome for Tom. She reflects on the racial prejudice and injustice present in the courtroom, and she struggles to make sense of the situation as a young girl.

Answer 3

She understands that Tom is innocent and wants him to be dealt with justly. She thinks it unfair, but you should be asking about Jem not Scout as that part of the novel is through his eyes. Jem is the one most affected by it. He reacts violently with Scout when she brings it up later but mostly he's older, he can understand more than she can.

"and each guilty was a separate stab between his shoulders", a qoute from Scout talkng about Jem's reaction when the jury's verdict comes out. EG, "GUILTY... GUILTY... GUILTY ETC ETC"