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Jem thinks he and scout are in trouble for being on the balcony during Tom's case

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Jem feels a mix of curiosity and intrigue when Atticus calls them to the balcony, wondering what important information his father has to share with them. He respects Atticus and trusts that whatever he has to say will be meaningful and insightful.

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