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We, as readers, might feel the need to empathize for Burris and the rest of his family because of what we know about Mr. Ewell  and what he does to his family. Rather than  purchasing food for his family, he spends the money on alcohol and  lets his children cry in hunger pain. We cannot help but to feel bad for such a poor family that is unable to get themselves on their feet.

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He says to Miss Caroline , "You ain't sendin' me home, missus. I was on the verge of leavin'--- I done done my time for this year."

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After Miss Caroline tells Burris to  sit down, he threatens her. Little Chuck Little says "Let him go ma'am . He's a mean  one,  a hard-down mean one. He's liable to start somethin'."

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"the common folk judiciously allowed them certain privileges...Burris's  father, was permitted to hunt and trap out of season"

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According to Atticus, the Ewells are a part of their own society, only made up of them. Most of the common people have chosen to ignore what some of the bad things the Ewells do to avoid trouble.

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Atticus tells Scout "They were people but they lived like animals."

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Atticus explains to Scout"None of them had done an honest days work in his recollection."

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Tells Scout "Ewells have been the disgrace of Maycomb for three generations."

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Burris is bigger and older than most of the students there  and everyone knows what him and his family are like.

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Mean and disrespectful to teachers and students

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Mean and disrespectful to teachers and students

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He speaks out and even yells at Miss Caroline and the students.

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All of the Ewell  children  come to school only on the first day, just to get their name on the attendance list. Most of the Ewell children only come to school when they have the slightest feeling of gaining an education.

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The Ewell s are considered poverty stricken because of their father's  drinking  problem. The family recieves relief checks from the government to assist them because they are unable to provide for themselves. Mr. Bob Ewell  spends the checks on alcohol instead of food for his family.