acquitted (adj) – innocent
impassive (adj) – calm reluctant (adj) – unwilling exhilarated (adj) – excited
peeved (adj) – angry
impaired (adj) – handicapped
fatalistic (adj) – sadly confident cynical (adj) - pessimistic 1. Despite the disdain of most of White Maycomb, Atticus hopes that Tom will be an man 2. Jem is nearly tremulous with the hope that the acquittal will happen. 3. After all of the repugnance expressed during the trial, some days in Maycomb would be appreciated by all. 4. Atticus is anything but irresolute, yet he seems to guarantee a victory. 5. Bob Ewell is and has reproachful feelings towards Atticus over what was said during the trial. 6. If only the jury members could expunge their racist ideas and see Tom as an individual who couldn’t beat anyone. 7. Dill can’t figure out how candid people can remain when an innocent person is being shamed. 8. While many citizens in Maycomb are about minorities, others are just plain impudent. 9. As many can see only one unmitigated outcome for the trial, most are about Tom’s chances.