Why do some of the people in the book just mercy seem to have the most reason to be bitter end up focusing on feelings of gratitude or forgiveness?

Most people in the book 'Just Mercy' ended up forgiving their culprits because they realized that mercy, forgiveness, and gratitude are the morals that will help to break the chains of cruelty, injustice and violence.

Explanation:

'Just Mercy' is a autobiographical in nature written by Bryan Stevenson. The book centers around the cases and people Stevenson met while being a legal-advocate for the marginalised people.

Stevenson formed his organization named the 'Equal Justice Initiative.' Through this organization Stevenson was able to help marginalized people who have been wrongly accused.

In the book, most people ended up with the feelings of gratitude and forgiveness because they knew that these are the morals that will help to break the chain of injustice, violence, and cruelty in the society. Through Stevenson's organization and 'stonecatching' belief he was able to help many prisoners.

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