In Chapter 15, of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Scout and Jem are well aware of the serious charges alleged against Tom Robinson. Atticus has been open with his children about the nature of the crime. The reason

In Chapter 15, of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Scout and Jem are well aware of the serious charges alleged against Tom Robinson. Atticus has been open with his children about the nature of the crime. The reason is because (a) he did not want Aunt Alexandra to discuss the charges with them (b) he didn’t believe in hiding the truth from his children regardless of their age (c) he didn’t think it was Calpurnia’s responsibility to explain the charges to young children.

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