What are the main points Atticus is closing argument?

Answer 1

I Believe the six points he makes are:

• there is no real evidence
• guilt motivated Mayella
• Mayella tempted Tom and had to cover it up
• Tom took the oath with his only good hand-his left
• Mayella is a victim of poverty and ignorance
• Mayella broke the code of society

These are simply the six points I picked up on from the paragraph, I am not positive they are correct.

Answer 2

Atticus points out that although Mayella claims to have been raped by Tom, she was never taken to a doctor. It would be impossible to prove she had actually been raped unless a medical examination had been done. In addition, wouldn't her father be concerned enough to take her to the hospital to make sure she was alright?

Answer 3

That most of Mayellas injuries were on the right side of her face. Tom doesn,t have a left hand so it would be difficult for him to have done that. Then Atticus proves that Mr. Ewell is left handed by making him write out his name.

Answer 4

In his closing argument, Atticus emphasizes the importance of evidence and the lack thereof in Tom Robinson's case. He challenges the jury to see past racial prejudice and make a fair judgment based on the truth. Atticus also highlights the moral duty to protect the innocent from injustice.

Answer 5

he tries to discredit bob first or rather, he allows bob to discredit himself