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Themes in To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 24-25

Explore Scout's transformation, societal hypocrisy, racial tension, and varied reactions to Tom Robinson's death in these pivotal chapters of the novel.

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Themes in To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 24-25

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  1. Chapters 24 and 25 To Kill a Mockingbird

  2. Chapter 24 • Examples of Scout being a lady • Wearing a dress • Helps bring in tea • Scout stays to listen • Acts as if nothing is wrong

  3. Chapter 24 • Examples of Maycomb’s people knowing what’s right but not doing what’s right • Poor Mrunas • Blacks have acted up since TR’s death • AA pointing out that the town lets Atticus do what’s right • Life goes on

  4. Chapter 25 • Different reactions to TR’s death • Helen Robinson faints • Jem doesn’t kill the roly poly bug • Town saying, it’s just like a black man to act irrational • Mr. Underwood’s editorial • Mr. Ewell = “One down, two to go.”

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