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Ch. 24 - After hearing about Tom Robinson's fate, for what does Alexandra criticize the town? How does Miss Maudie answer her frustration?
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Ch. 24 - After hearing about Tom Robinson's fate, for what does Alexandra criticize the town? How does

Miss Maudie answer her frustration?

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After hearing about his death, Alexandra critizes the town for Atticus being the only moral person to help Tom. Miss. Maudie answers her frustation by saying, "Whether Maycomb knows it or not, we're paying the highest tribute we pay a man."

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She understands her role in helping Maycomb change by supporting black people.

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