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Bob represents the uneducated and racist sector of the Southern population. He is indisputably the worst person living in Maycomb, but because he is a white man, this puts him above Tom Robinson. Bob Ewell knows that Tom is innocent, but takes advantage of his perceived superiority for his own benefi

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Why did he attack the kids?
How did he die?

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Who killed Bob Ewell?

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I think Mr. Ewell's death represents something bigger, it could possibly be karma for ruining Tom Robinson's life so now Ewell is paying for it.

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Cecil Jacobs' prank on Jem and Scout was foreshadowing the attack by Bob Ewell.

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Does scout messing up the pagent have to do with their attack?  

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Does scout messing up the pagent have to do with their attack?  

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Why is someone after Jem and Scout?

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Scout has a huge epiphany when she learns that Boo Radley has been her and Jem's Guardian Angel instead of a potential threat and danger.

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- There's a sense of stillness in the book right now, which makes for an easy, yet on edge feeling for what might happen next.
- The introduction of Boo means something, as you can't bring back someone like them without having an event happen.

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Why does Scout keep asking if Jem is dead?

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Why does Scout keep asking if Jem is dead?

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Jem finds out their stalker isn't Cecil.

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Jem finds out their stalker isn't Cecil.

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Something interesting was that jem and scout got attacked 

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Something interesting was that jem and scout got attacked 

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Since the kids are harmless and innocent, Bob was essentially trying to kill mockingbirds (Scout and Jem).

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there seems like there could be a chance of forshdowing or mood shift in the book. -ashley

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there seems like there could be a chance of forshdowing or mood shift in the book. -ashley

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- Why did Bob go for Atticus's children instead of him?
- Where is Boo right now?
- What will the ending of the story lead up to? What might it mean for both the reader and the characters?

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why would someone be after the kids?

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Why is someone attacking Jem and Scout?

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Jem is becoming more and more protective of Scout, shown by the way he tries to protect her first and get her safe first when someone tries to attack them. It shows that he cares about her.

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Boo was made to be the big, scary thing in the corner, like a bad horror movie villain, yet a different, much more subtle threat attacked the main characters, which is to be expected.
(Boo is a Red Herring, in a way.)

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Bob Ewell's death could signify something bigger then death 

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Bob Ewell's death could signify something bigger then death 

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I dont think maycomb is a good environment for kids to grow up in because they experience a lot of social issues and they got attacked. -connor

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I dont think maycomb is a good environment for kids to grow up in because they experience a lot of social issues and they got attacked. -connor

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I feel as though Bob was the cause of all this and isn't just an innocent, dead bystander. Maybe it was self defense.

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boo is not as bad as the author makes him seem at first-ashley 

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boo is not as bad as the author makes him seem at first-ashley 

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Where is Cecil in all of this? Is he behind it?

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why did he attack the kids and not atticus

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why did he attack the kids and not atticus

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how did Bob Ewell die

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what did the kids do to be attacked?

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Ewell is a coward because he won and still wanted revenge

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Ewell is a coward because he won and still wanted revenge

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Scout and Jem's growth as siblings has really been shown in this chapter. They know when the other is being serious or not, they look out for each other constantly, and even protect each other.

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Boo isn't what he seemed at the beginning of the book, he was just a mystery so everyone assumed he was a bad guy.

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Boo isn't what he seemed at the beginning of the book, he was just a mystery so everyone assumed he was a bad guy.

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Ewell death could be karma for all the people hes caused deaths of people such as tom

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What wouldve happened if the man didnt come save them

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I think the adults are portraying their Hope's and desires onto the kids and that's why they're so harsh on them

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Boo Radly represents a mockingbird. He is misunderstood but turns out to be a good guy

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Boo was made out to be this super scary mysterious person but he was actually a good guy and helped Scout and Jem.