when the jury returns wuth the verdict acout says it was like watching atticus walk into the street raise a rifle to his shoulder and pull the trigger but watching all the time knowing the gun was empty what is the significance of the empty gun?

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Katherine Clarke

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29 August, 19:25

when the jury returns wuth the verdict acout says it was like watching atticus walk into the street raise a rifle to his shoulder and pull the trigger but watching all the time knowing the gun was empty what is the significance of the empty gun?

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Dereon Reilly · Answer 1

The quote in question comes from chapter twenty-one from Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird".

The empty gun signifies Atticus's actions of trying to defend Tom Robinson knowing he had tried his best and tried extremely hard, despite knowing the whole time the case was on that there was no chance that he will win the case.

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The empty gun signifies Atticus's actions of trying to defend Tom Robinson knowing he had tried his best and tried extremely hard, despite knowing the whole time the case was on that there was no chance that he will win the case.