In the book just mercy how does stevenson finally convince Charlie to speak to him?

In "Just Mercy," Bryan Stevenson finally convinces Charlie to speak to him by demonstrating genuine care and understanding. He approaches Charlie with empathy, acknowledging the pain and trauma he has experienced, and creates a safe environment where Charlie feels respected and heard. By being patient and persistent, Stevenson builds trust, allowing Charlie to open up about his feelings and experiences. This connection ultimately helps Charlie find his voice amidst the silence he has endured.