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Why did the author make it seem like an airtight case in atticus's favor just prior to the jury's decision?

Why did the author make it seem like an airtight case in atticus's favor just prior to the jury's decision?
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Why did the author make it seem like an airtight case in atticus's favor just prior to the jury's decision?

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To make the outcome more shocking. When the jury finds Tom Robinson guilty, the reader is even more surprised and realizes the wrongness of it.
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