Burris Ewell

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Burris Ewell is a filthy, ill-mannered Ewell child in "To Kill a Mockingbird," known for his brief, disruptive appearance in Scout Finch’s first-grade classroom.

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Burris Ewell canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf child character
fictional character
literary character
ageGroup elementary school child
appearsIn To Kill a Mockingbird
associatedWithTheme education
neglect
poverty
social inequality
attends Maycomb school
bookGenre Bildungsroman
Southern Gothic
bookPublicationYear 1960
createdBy Harper Lee
educationPattern attends only the first day of school each year
familyName Ewell
firstAppearance Scout Finch’s first-grade classroom scene
gender male
hasFather Bob Ewell
hasSibling Mayella Ewell
other unnamed Ewell children
healthIssue head lice
hygieneStatus unclean
interactsWith Little Chuck Little
Miss Caroline Fisher
Scout Finch
knownFor disruptive behavior in class
filthy appearance
having lice
insulting Miss Caroline
poor hygiene
rude behavior
memberOfFamily Ewell family
narrativeFunction contrasts with the Finch children’s upbringing
illustrates the neglect of the Ewell children
introduces readers to the Ewell family’s reputation
nationality American (fictional)
personalityTrait aggressive
defiant
disrespectful
ill-mannered
residesIn Alabama
Maycomb County
roleInWork minor character
sceneType classroom confrontation
socialClass poor white
treats Miss Caroline Fisher disrespectfully

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Mayella Ewell siblingOf Burris Ewell
Bob Ewell hasChild Burris Ewell