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ch 17
-Bob ewell has trial
-actual name is Robert E Lee Ewell
ch18
-Mayelle testifies against Tom
-Mayelle says she has no friends and a drunk father.
ch 19
-Tom says Mayelle tried to seduce him
-Judge thinks he is lying
ch 20
-Raymond pretends to be drunk
-Atticus makes closing statements

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chapter 17
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chapter 18
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chapter 19
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Chapter 17
The prosecutor, Mr. Gilmer, questions Heck Tate
Tate goes to the Ewell house, and finds Mayella bruised and beaten
Chapter 18

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bob name s is robert
bob go trial

fight fotr  rap
trail continue

testified
jugbe accused

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Ch 17.
1. Bob Ewell's name is Robert E. Lee Ewell
2. Tate finds Mayelle Ewell with bruises
Ch 18.
1. Mayelle testifies agaisnt Tom Robinson
2. Mayelle says she has drunk father and no friends
Ch 19.
1. Deas defends Tom
2. Mr. Gilmer reviews Mayella's testimony
Ch 20.
1. Mr Raymond pretends to be a drunk
2. Atticus makes his closing statements

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Chapter 17
1. Bob Ewell’s real name is Robert E. Lee Ewell
2.
Chapter 18
1. Atticus pleads with Mayella to admit that there was no rape, that her father beat her.
2.

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Ch. 17
1.  Bob Ewell has his trial.
2. His actual name is Robert E. Lee Ewell.
Ch.18
1. Atticus questions one of Bob Ewell's family members.
2. She testifies against Tom Robinson for rape.
Ch. 19
1. Tom explains how mayella seduces him.
2. Dill complains to Scout about Mr. Gilmer's rude behavior

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CH 17.
-Bob Ewell’s real name is Robert E. Lee Ewell, a moniker that links him with the South’s past
and makes him absurd by comparison with his namesake, -
-General Robert E. Lee, who fought
valiantly for the Confederacy in the Civil War despite his opposition to slavery.

Ch 18
The trial continues, with the whole town glued to the proceedings. Mayella, who testifies next,
is a reasonably clean—by the Ewells’ standards—and obviously terrified nineteen-year-old girl
-The prosecution rests, and Atticus calls only one witness—Tom
Robinson.

Ch 19-
Tom was testefiying in court and said As she struggled, her father appeared at the window, calling
Mayella a whore and threatening to kill her. Tom fled.
-Mr. Gilmer reviews Mayella’s testimony,
accusing Tom of lying about everything. Dill begins to cry, and Scout takes him out of the courtroom.

CH 20-
Atticus begs the jury to avoid the state’s
assumption that all black people are criminals and to deliver justice by freeing Tom Robinson. As soon
as Atticus finishes, Calpurnia comes into the courtroom.
-They show that there is no evidence that tom did this at all.He then offers his own version of events, describing how Mayella, lonely
and unhappy, committed the unmentionable act of lusting after a black man and then concealed her
shame by accusing him of rape after being caught.

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Chapter 17:
1.  Tate goes to the Ewell house she finds Mayella with bruises.
2. Bob Ewell goes on trial
Chapter 18:
1. Mayella testifies against Tom Robinson for rape.
2. Mayella reveals that she has unhelpful siblings, a drunk father, and no friends.
Chapter 19:
1. Deas defends Tom in court but then the judge orders him out.
2. Dill complains to Scout about Mr. Gilmer's rude treatment of Tom Robinson.
Chapter 20:
1. Mr. Raymond tell the children that he pretends to be drunk to provide other people with an explanation for his lifestyle.
2.

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Chapter 17 -

1. During the trial, Mr. Tate served as a witness and stated that Mr. Ewell came and told him that someone was raping Mr. Ewell's daughter.

2. Mr. Ewell testified during the trial.

Chapter 18 -

1. Mayella Ewell said that she offered Tom Robinson a nickel to open a chiffarobe.

2. Atticus questions Mayella.

Chapter 19 -

1. Tom Robinson said that he passed the Ewell house when he went to work.

2. Tom Robinson says that Mayella attempted to seduce him.

Chapter 20 -

1. Dill drank the 'Coca-Cola' Mr. Raymond offered.

2. Calpurnia enters the courtroom.

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chapter 17:
1. Bob Ewell testifies
2. Mr Tate serves as a witness
Chapter 18:
1. Mayella testifies first
2. Atticus calls on one witness, Tom Robinson
Chapter 19:
1. Tom tells a story that Mayell was trying to seduce him
2. Judges think he is lying
Chapter 20:
1. Atticus begs the jury to avoid the States assumption against black people.
2. Calpurnia enters the court room

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chapter 17
1. Bob Ewell testified.
2. Mr. Tate says that on the nights Bob Ewell brought him to the Ewell house, where he found Mr. Ewell's daughter and she had been badly beaten.
chapter 18
1. Mayella testifies.
2. Mayella reveals that her life consists of seven unhelpful siblings, a drunken father, and no friends.
chapter 19
1. Tom testifies that he always passed the Ewell house on the way to work and that Mayella often asked him to do chores for her.
2. Mayella’s testimony, accusing Tom of lying about everything.
chapter 20
1. Mr. Raymond tells the children that he pretends to be a drunk to provide the other white people with an explanation for his lifestyle
2. Atticus is making his closing remarks.

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Ch.17
1. One highlight is when Bob Ewell testified.
2. Another highlight is when Atticus questioned Bob.
Ch. 18
1. One highlight is when Mayella testified.
2. Another highlight is when everyone found out that Tom was crippled.
Ch. 19
1. One highlight is when Tom testified.
2. Another highlight is Tom's mistake.
Ch. 20
1. One highlight is when Dill got better by drinking coke.
2. Another highlight is when Calpurnia arrived.

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Chapter 17:
1. Heck Tate is questioned by Mr.Gilmer.
2. Bob Ewell testifies.
Chapter 18:
1. Mayella testifies that she was told to break a dresser for a nickel.
2. Tom Robinson is called to be the last witness.
Chapter 19:
1. Tom tells his story of how Mayella tried to seduce him.
2. The judge accuses him of lying.
Chapter 20:
1. Mr. Rayond tells the children he only pretends to be drunk in order to justify his lifestyle.
2. The chapter ends with Calpurnia entering the court room.