to kill a mocking bird interpreting quotations? PLEASE HELP?

Luke Creitz: I'm not going to answer question 1 for either of the quotations because if you'd been reading the book as assigned you should have no problems with that.Some help on question 2:a) The quote relates most to the Tom Robinson case and the Ewells. Bob Ewell went to court, confident (and unfortunately, correctly so) that he would win the case, no matter what evidence or anything else shown to contradict him, so strong is their prejudice. Bob Ewell thus, does not have true courage because he has nothing to fear. Atticus however, is fairly sure he's going to lose, yet he goes through with the case, putting his entire effort into it anyway. b) The second quotation relates clearly to the theme of prejudice and bigotry; the main theme of the story. It, in a way, puts into direct words the prejudice that the black men are subjected to by the whites, and is perhaps the most direct statement regarding this theme in the novel....Show more

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