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How did atticus explains bob ewell's provocative behavior?
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How did atticus explains bob ewell's provocative behavior?

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Atticus explains that ewell's behavior is from feeling like he lost his dignity after the trial. He explained that bob felt disgraced on the witness stand during he Tom Robinson trial.
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