After the trial, the citizens of Maycomb think less of Bob and Mayella, as Atticus suggests that Bob rapes Mayella along with beating her. Truly, Mayella is guilty of trying to convict an innocent man. She lied in court to save her own reputation. She protected her father who actually did the beating. Life is hard for Mayella because she is the sole caregiver for the children. She is expected to watch them, feed them, and take care of them while Bob Ewell works or scavenges in the dump next door.
Along with this, Tom had ran before seeing Mr. Ewell, according to Mayella, yet to Bob, he saw everything. Atticus — Defended a black man Tom , and said Mayella was lying. The relationship between Mayella and her father is an abusive one. He beats her and makes her do all the work around the house.
Although she doesnt like what her dad does to her she puts up with it because she has nowhere else to go. Question 3 Mayella incriminates her father on the witness stand by a few reasons: -She had said that Tom had left her lying on the ground and after Bob Ewell had found her he asked her who did it.
Meanwhile her father had said that he had seen Tom raping her. These reasons incriminate Bob Ewell because in some cases, there are parts that don't relate. She is acting as if Atticus is makeing fun of her and that he is mocking her. When ever Atticus asks her a hard question which she will lie about, she will cry and whine to the judge. She is not a well educated girl and cannot speak good as well. Her view is only one sided only what her father said.
She is not telling the truth. I think that she is lying about everything but she does not want to admit it because she is afraid that her dad may go to jail and also that she may go to. They are diffrent because Mayella never seems to be sure and Mr.
Ewell thinks he is always right. Also, he is a filthy man that drinks and Mayella can take care of herself better. Also when Atticus asks Mayella if her father has ever beaten her, Mayella hesitates before answering. This helps Tom's case because Mayella's and Bob's stories dont match. This flaw might cause the case to come to a close. Question 1 Mayella can be described as dis-honest, rude, and some what sketchey.
Her actions were odd because she would cry one minute and the next she would be yelling at the judge, Atticus, or Tom Robinson. Mayella thought that Atticus was mocking her by the way he asked her the questions. It also seemed that Atticus scared Mayella which caused Mayella to hate him. Truly, Mayella is guilty of trying to convict an innocent man. She lied in court to save her own reputation. She protected her father who actually did the beating. The basic idea is that she says that Tom Robinson raped her by force.
She says that she was hanging out on her porch when he walked by. Mayella said that her injuries were a result of her sexual assault that she falsely…. Skip to content Technology. March 24, Joe Ford. Table of Contents.
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