Answer:
We know Mr. Robinson is not guilty, and that dramatic irony effects the way we veiw the story. We have to have some one to blame.
Explanation:
While Mr. Robinson is not guilty, we know that neither was Emmet Till. They were both accused of something they never did. Emmet, whistiling at a white woman, and Mr. Robinson, raping a white woman. They both recived injustices that lead to death. Emmet was much younger and didn't have kids to go home to. Though he had a mother. Mr. Robinson had a wife and children that never got to say goodbye. Just like Emmet's mother. They are more alike than they are similar, but they do have some differences.
