Why is Bob Ewell so angry after the trial of Tom Robinson?
A. He does not have enough money to pay for his lawyer.
B. He thinks the verdict is unfair.
C. The trial caused him to lose his job.
D. He thinks that Atticus has shamed him.

Question

Why is Bob Ewell so angry after the trial of Tom Robinson?
	A. He does not have enough money to pay for his lawyer. 	
	B. He thinks the verdict is unfair. 	
	C. The trial caused him to lose his job. 	
	D. He thinks that Atticus has shamed him.

anonymous · Answer

He thinks Atticus has shamed him.

anonymous · Answer

i tihnk its a

anonymous · Answer

No because he had a lawyer.

anonymous · Answer

sorry your right

anonymous · Answer

Atticus shamed him though, I dont remember how, but in the book, it did make it clear thats what happened in the court room.

anonymous · Answer

sorry you were right i put a is supposed to be d and d i suspoosed to be a