To Kill a Mockingbird

chapter 23-31 in To Kill A Mockingbird

When Atticus stands in Bob Ewell's shoes, why does he feel sorry fpr Ewell?

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He feels sorry for Ewell, and yet he also underestimates him. Atticus misjudges the anger and ability for violence in the other man, honestly believing that Ewell won't hurt him.

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To Kill a Mockingbird/ Chapter 23

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