To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 20

Mayella has committed crimes against Tom and against the state (false accusation, lying under oath, even "murder" of an innocent man) because she is ashamed of breaking a "code" and "tempting a Negro." What's the difference between a law and a code? In your opinion, which is more powerful?

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Amara Porter

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28 February, 04:17

To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 20

Mayella has committed crimes against Tom and against the state (false accusation, lying under oath, even "murder" of an innocent man) because she is ashamed of breaking a "code" and "tempting a Negro." What's the difference between a law and a code? In your opinion, which is more powerful?

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Memphis Kelley · Answer 1

I would probably say code, due to the fact that code goes against everything something that cannot be broken, definitely more stable than the law as people break laws. Not codes.