Why does scout consider mayella Ewell the loneliest person in the world?

Answer 1

Scout feels that Mayella is the 'loneliest person in the world' because she is living in an environment that doesn't suit her. Mayella longs for a better life at home and feels trapped. She feels that nobody cares for her or wants to look after her. The adult example in her life doesn't show any respect for who she is and doesn't treat her as a daughter. It's as if she is closeted from the world and that her life is separate from other people's because she is a Ewell.

Because Mayella's father was constantly drinking and her siblings were not friendly to her. Mayella didn't go to school, her mother died, and she had no friends.

Mayella doesn't understand what a friend is. She has seven siblings she has no connection with, and an abusive father.

Answer 2

In "To Kill a Mockingbird", Scout is in the courtroom when she hears Mayella Ewell's testimony. The fact that the girl has to stay at home all the time with small children and has no friends saddens Scout and she truly believes Mayella may be the loneliest person in the world.

Answer 3

She has no one to talk to or associate with. During the trial, Atticus asked her if she ever went out with her friends - she asked what friends were. This itself proves that she is very lonely. Also, she begins to talk to a Negro (Tom Robinson), which usually wouldn't be done between two such families at that time.

Answer 4

Scout considers Mayella Ewell the loneliest person in the world because she is isolated and unloved in her own home, with nobody to support or care for her. She lives in poverty, works hard to take care of her siblings, and faces abuse from her father, Bob Ewell. She lacks friends and community support, making her extremely lonely and neglected.

Answer 5

Mayella does not have any friends and no one pays attention to her.

Answer 6

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