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What part of the Ewells' yard has the people of Maycomb "bewildered”? why?
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What part of the Ewells' yard has the people of Maycomb "bewildered”? why?

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The part of the Ewells' yard that has the people of Maycomb “bewildered” were the red Geraniums The red geraniums bewilders the town because they juxtapose what the house and the Ewells represent.

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