1. Called Mr. Gilmer cap'n, when asked about Mayella he answers rudely and Judge Taylor reprimands him, has the bruises on the same side of her face that Tom Robinson is dominant handed so they test Bob and he is opposite of her bruises which makes sense.
2. What he was testifying about the bruises on Mayella did not make sense.
3. No one is speaking so that they can eagerly hear what is going on. (disappointment)
4. Stupidity and folly, Mayella could feel that she isn't good enough for her family, possibly may want to leave. (one pretty thing by her home)
5. There is no proof
6. Possibly could have been mocked by other people, never been called that.
7. Behavior is of a child, view her as a child.
8. The words he used and how he talked to her.
9. Some of the information was not always the most correct/accurate.
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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.
