Make sure you have read through chapter 27 before answering this question.

Mr Ewell seems to have a problem with Atticus and Helen Robinson, and is suspected of bothering Judge Taylor. Why would he be upset with any of them when he won the trial? Explain what each of them could have done to draw his negative attention.

Atticus-

Helen Robinson-

Judge Taylor-

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Ramon Burton

11 January, 00:50

Make sure you have read through chapter 27 before answering this question.

Mr Ewell seems to have a problem with Atticus and Helen Robinson, and is suspected of bothering Judge Taylor. Why would he be upset with any of them when he won the trial? Explain what each of them could have done to draw his negative attention.

Atticus-

Helen Robinson-

Judge Taylor-

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Hope Wilkerson · Answer 1

Mr. Ewell is upset because Atticus is defending Tom Robinson

He is also upset because Helen Robinson is the wife of the defendant, Tom Robinson

Mr. Ewell could be upset with Judge Taylor because he won't deal with Mr. Ewell.