What do we learn about Mr Dolphus Raymond in Chapter 16?
Mr. Dolphus Raymond comes from a well-to-do family in Maycomb, but he is not at all a traditional citizen. Raymond is known as a drunk because he is usually seen with a bottle in a brown paper bag. It is all a front, however, and a way to explain his behaviors and attitudes towards blacks.
What do we learn about Mr Raymond in Chapter 20?
In chapter twenty, readers learn that Mr. Raymond has mixed-race children. Scout, Dill, and Jem are discussing the trial, and in particular Dill's moral reaction to the unfair treatment of Tom Robinson.