Tkam> > which of the following are ways in which atticus is mistaken at the end of the novel? select all that apply.

- he ignores warnings about bob ewell.
- he thought he would win the appeal for tom robinson.
- he predicted that the rift in town would go away.
- he wants to tell the town that ewell's death wasn't an accident.

The correct answers should be He ignores warnings about Bob Ewell, which he does, and He wants to tell the town that Ewell's death wasn't an accident, which is an idea that the sheriff dissuades him from. He never believed that he would win the appeal, nor did he predict that the rift would go away, he just stated that we have to fight for what we believe.

The correct answer is rhythm

What details from the story develop this theme