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He acts very gentleman like, and is very respectful.

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Heck Tate, Bob Ewell, Mayella Ewell. Do your homework, kids.

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Tom Robinson's presence on the stand indicates his courage and integrity as a character. Despite facing intense scrutiny and discrimination, he remains composed and truthful in his testimony, showing his willingness to stand up against injustice and speak the truth even in the face of adversity. His presence highlights his strength of character and loyalty to his own principles.


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