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Chapter 21
1. Atticus changes his mind because the children had already heard it all so they might as well hear the rest.
2. The jury and the defendant were gone in the courtroom and Judge Taylor appeared as Jem and Scout went in. Also Reverend Sykes was there.
3. Scout remembers a cold February morning.
4. The jury's verdicts is that Tom Robinson is guilty.
5. When Atticus exits the court room, reverend Sykes tells scout to go and the African Americans get to their feet.
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