Chapter 16
This is where the children sit to watch the court trial.
The black section of the courthouse
This is where the Ewells live.
Near the dump.
Mayella Ewell is scared of this person.
Atticus Finch
After hearing Mayella's testimony, this character concludes that she must be incredibly lonely.
Scout
The Finch's cook
Calpurnia
This person is known for being rather informal in court.
Judge Taylor
When asked to sign his name, Bob Ewell does so with this hand.
Left
Tom Robinson has this physical deformity.
A shriveled left arm
Lots of times
Seen as the town drunk and father of mixed children.
Dolphus Raymond
Many people are surprisingly interested in coming to observe this event.
The Robinson trial
This witness's testimony is so vulgar that Judge Taylor threatens to have them removed.
Bob Ewell
Mayella claims that this is the first thing that Tom Robinson did to her.
Choked her
Tom Robinson claims that this event happened on November 21st at Mayella's house.
Mayella kissed him
Scout and Jem's Aunt who is overly concerned with people's family affairs.
Aunt Alexandra
Jem describes how "sad" these people, who don't seem to fit in anywhere, are.
Mixed children
This person suggested that Jem take Dill and Scout outside due to the graphic nature of the case.
Reverend Sykes
Atticus does this, which seems to greatly offend Mayella Ewell.
He is courteous to her
These two people leave the courtroom while Tom is testifying.
Scout and Dill
Scout's cousin that she punched in the mouth.
Francis
Though he never told the children, this was how Atticus came to work on the Robinson case.
Judge Taylor assigned it to him
Mayella Ewell keeps these, which seem out of place in their home.
Red Geraniums
This person notices that the children are sitting on the balcony with the black folks.
Mr. Underwood
Judge Taylor ejects this person from the court after they tried to defend Tom Robinson.
Link Deas
Angry old woman who is was addicted to morphine.
Mrs. Dubose