What is learned at the end of Chapter 28?
What is learned at the end of Chapter 28?
Starts here2:19To Kill a Mockingbird | Chapter 28 Summary & Analysis | Harper LeeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clip50 second suggested clipThey scuffle and Scout tries to locate her brother in the pitch darkness suddenly Scouts attacker isMoreThey scuffle and Scout tries to locate her brother in the pitch darkness suddenly Scouts attacker is yanked backward and flung to the ground a third person and a second stranger has entered the fight.
Who died at the end of Chapter 28?
Bob Ewell
Answer and Explanation: Bob Ewell dies in chapter 28 of To Kill a Mockingbird. Bob Ewell is the father of Mayella Ewell, the young white woman who accuses African American Tom Robinson of rape.
What does Heck Tate find under the tree?
Heck Tate found Bob Ewell stabbed to death with a kitchen knife under the tree where he attacked Jem and Scout.
What is the conflict in Chapter 28 of TKAM?
Conflicts: Person versus Person – Assailant against Jem and Scout. (Less prominent) Person versus Society – When Scout misses her cue in the pageant and the audience laughs.
Who comforted Scout after Miss Merriweather yelled at her?
Bob Radley heard the attack and came out and saved Jem and Scout. Why do you think Aunt Alexandra took the overalls to Scout instead of dress? She wanted to comfort Scout after she had been attacked by Mr. Ewell.
What is the night of the pageant like?
What is the night of the pageant like? It was very dark and windy and there was no moon. Jem said it was about to rain. She says that Jem is getting as good as Atticus at saying things that make her feel better.
What does Scout forget at the school?
What did Scout forget at school? Scout forgot her shoes at the school. She turned back to go with Jem and get them, but, the school lights go off and Jem tells Scout they’ll have to return tomorrow.
