To Kill a Mockingbird | Chapter 16 Summary and Analysis
New Characters
Judge Taylor: presides over the session of court in which Tom Robinson is to be tried.
Mr. Dolphus Raymond: a white man who sits with the black people and who has “a colored woman and all sorts of mixed chillun.”
Foot-washers: a man and his wife who belong to a church which is conservative and practices the washing of feet.
Idlers’ Club: old men who spend their last days idling on benches on the town square and who serve as courthouse critics.
Summary
Jem, Scout, and Atticus come home on Sunday night after Aunt Alexandra is in bed. They coast...
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