ion, which he believed everyone in the jury and in the evidence had, that all Negroes lie and all white are always truthful. He tried to say that there's no white or black man who had never told a lie or done an immoral thing, and that it is here that all men are to be equal before the court. Then the jury made their decision and it wasguilty?. And as Atticus Finch was leaving the court room everyone was standing and applauding in respect.
             The idea the author tried to render to the reader is thatin the court, when it is a white's man word against the black man's, the white man always wins?. These are the words of Atticus himself, which he once told to his son. Harper Lee tried to convey her attitude towards those white men, who take advantage of black ones just because they are white. She thinks that whenever such thing happens, that white man is trash.
             The author takes the side of the main character, moreover, I think that she, having studied law herself, through him describes her own feelings, her indignation towards the existing habits. She put it the way she would do it herself if she were there. As the theme of the extract, as I see it, isa man that seeks truth in a situation when ever
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