what made children think that atticus seemed to be expecting the cars
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When the four cars approach the jail, Scout notes that Atticus "seemed to be expecting them." Atticus is calm and even friendly to the men when they ask about Tom. It isn't until Scout, Jem, and Dill approach that Atticus expresses signs of fear. ... Atticus got up from his chair, but he was moving slowly, like an old man.
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the manner in which actors received maths made the children believe that he had been expecting the mean he did not see surprised and rather claim
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