To Kill a Mockingbird
Why does Atticus misread so badly the signs that Bob Ewell might try to hurt him or his family’s?
To kill a mocking bird
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To kill a mocking bird
Atticus knew that Ewell was embarrassed, but he never dreamed that he had such a desire for revenge. Atticus, a good man, was unable to properly place himself in Ewell's shoes because he had no idea how the man's mind worked.
To Kill a Mockingbird