To Kill a Mockingbird: When the plot progresses to the trial, further expectations of behavior are clearly set for the spectators. What are the expectations for the spectators a…

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Tim Windsor Brown · Answer 1 · 2021-01-25T10:49:54+0000

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The spectators are expected to watch the trial quietly and calmly. Instead, there is yelling and arguing about the trial.

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