What animal is mayella Ewell?

Answer 1

Mayella is one of the antagonists of the story. Lonely to the point that she would even consider seducing a black man, she later tries to remove of all evidence of her gulit by accusing him of rape, which sentences him to death. Mayella is one of the lowest of the whites in the story. The Ewells do not have money, wealth, or respect from the townsflolk and Bob, their father, is known for being a drunk.

Answer 2

Mayella Ewell is Bob Ewell's abused, lonely, unhappy daughter. Though one can pity Mayella because of her overbearing father, one cannot pardon her for her shameful false accusation of rape against Tom Robinson.

Though Mayella Ewell is abused, lonely, and unhappy, her attraction to Tom Robinson was normal for someone her age. She wanted to explore her feelings with Tom Robinson. Pity is a word not too extreme for her case.

Answer 3

So frightened is she by her father discovering her with a Negro, that she accuses the Negro of raping her. She was actually the one who invited him into the house. She is an ignorant, lonely and pathetic creature.

Answer 4

Scout describes her as quite a large girl, as in she's muscular, not fat. This shows that she's had to do a lot of manual work for her family, probably because her father's too drunk or forces her too - Mayella is left looking after her brothers and sisters, so she's really lonley too.

Answer 5

Mayella Ewell is a character in the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. She is a human, not an animal.

Answer 6

The lady who accused Tom Robinson of raping her.

Answer 7

her descrip is this:have you ever looked at redtube,u noe that hot blonde?imagine her naked,on your bed

Answer 8

A steady-eyed, twitchy-tailed cat

Answer 9

Bob Ewell.