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(45 POINTS) What does scout say to walter cunningham and why does it convince him and the other men to leave without harming tom robinson.
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(45 POINTS) What does scout say to walter cunningham and why does it convince him and the other men to leave without harming tom robinson.

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Scout asks Mr. Cunningham if he is a father like Atticus to try and get Walter to think in Atticus shoes because the mob was willing to hurt Atticus to get justice from Tom Robinson, so Scout asks them innocent questions to try and get them to leave which they then do.

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