To Kill A Mockingbird chapter 23,

What explanation does Atticus give to Jem for not taking action (legal or otherwise) against Bob Ewell?

I can't figure out where this happens, I've reread the chapter multiple times and still can't figure it out. Please Help!

Nevermind I found it on page 292 of the book.

To find the explanation Atticus gives to Jem for not taking action against Bob Ewell in Chapter 23 of "To Kill a Mockingbird," you can follow these steps:

1. Open your copy of the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" to Chapter 23. If you have a physical copy, you can flip through the pages. If you have a digital copy or an e-book, you can use the search feature to locate the chapter.

2. Once you have located Chapter 23, begin reading from the start of the chapter and proceed through the text. Pay close attention to any conversations or dialogues involving Atticus and Jem.

3. Look for specific sections or paragraphs in which Atticus discusses his reason for not taking legal or other action against Bob Ewell. Keep in mind that the explanation may not be explicitly stated in a single sentence or paragraph.

4. While reading, you may also want to keep track of key events or details that happen in the chapter. Sometimes, understanding the context of the conversation could assist in interpreting Atticus' explanation.

If you have already reread the chapter without success, it is possible that the explanation you are looking for may not be found in Chapter 23. Atticus' discussion with Jem regarding Bob Ewell could potentially occur in a different chapter or section of the book. In this case, you might want to broaden your scope and explore other parts of the book to find the explanation you seek.

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Scroll down and read about the chapters before and after the one given. Let us know what you find.

I still don't get where Atticus even talks to Jem about the whole situation about not taking any action towards Bob.

Very GOOD!!

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