-Heck Tate-first to testify
-Mr. Gilmer-solicitor from Abbottsville, balding, smooth-faced man, 40-60 years old
-crime happened night of November 21st
-Bob Ewell came to Heck Tate
-girl (Ewell's daughter) lying on the floor, beaten up,
-did not call a doctor
-beaten around head, bruises on arms, black eye, finger marks on her gullet
-next to testify-Robert E. Lee Ewell
-no economic fluctuations changed their status
-workers couldn't keep children in school, free from congenital defects worms and diseases
-lived behind town garbage dump
-See description of Ewell house on page 227-228
-no one sure how many Ewell children there are
-Scout had never heard Atticus raise his voice except to a deaf witness
-Mr. Ewell's description of night-Novemeber 21st, coming in with wood when he heard Mayella screaming, just before sundown with Tom Robinson on Mayella
-Rev. Sykes wants Scout, Jem and Dill to go home
-crowd is sulky, tense, murmuring
-request that courtroom cleared of spectators or women and children has been momentarily denied
-page 233-235 further description of case
-Heck and Bob both say different eye is bruised
-ask if Bob can read and write
-Bob is left handed, Mayella beat up on right side of body

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To Kill a Mockingbird Notes
Non-FictionThis is a collection of notes I took on To Kill a Mockingbird, henceforth referred to as TKAM.