To Kill a Mockingbird

Atticus spends a great deal of time discussing Mayella Ewell's injuries. What does he seem to want to reveal?

To kill a mockingbird reading guide queations (pre-ap) chapters 17-21

 

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Atticus is attempting to make the jury aware of the fact that Tom Robinson could not have inflicted the types of injuries Mayella suffered. 

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How does mayella interpret atticus's polite behavior to her

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