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Why does bob Ewell still want revenge on several people in maycomb?
Bob Ewell wants revenge on several people in Maycomb because he is a bitter, racist, and abusive man who resents those who have challenged his authority or reputation. He feels humiliated after being discredited during the trial, and he seeks revenge as a way to assert his power and restore his pride.
Bob Sponge could key a car for revenge?
I do not understand your question. If you are foreign, you might want to study your English better. By the way, his name is Spongebob.
How did the socs react to the death of Bob sheldon?
they wanted revenge.
Who does Bob Cratchit want to toastthis person?
Bob toasts to Scrooge because his job for him gave then that lovely dinner even though Bob's wife does not like him.
How short should i cut my bob'?
I say cut it as short as you want. But if you want really short go for the pixie cut, if you want moderatly short i would go for the inverted bob.
How does bob ewell seek revenge for his grudges against judge taylor?
Bob Ewell seeks revenge by targeting those who he believes have wronged him, specifically Atticus Finch and his children. He attempts to get back at them through false accusations and physical harm, such as attacking Scout and Jem. His actions ultimately lead to his own downfall.
Who pledged revenge against Atticus?
Mr. Bob Ewell, who was against Atticus from the moment that he found out that he was defending an African-American.
How do you you get the top of the high rise in sponge bob revenge of the flying ducthman?
jet pack
Who plays yoda in Star Wars episode 3 Revenge of the Sith?
billy bob thornton
What is sideshow bob to the Simpson family?
he is a maniac who has sworn revenge on Bart, and is constantly trying to kill him.
Who to go in the pair in goo lagoon in Sponge bob Revenge of the flying Dutchman?
Susan Boyle
What is Atticus' interpretation of Bob Ewell's desire for revenge?
Atticus believed that Bob Ewell's desire for revenge was motivated by his wounded pride and need to exert power over others. He thought that Ewell wanted to maintain his ill-gotten sense of superiority by targeting those who threatened that image, such as Atticus and his family.
