Describes the Ewell family as poor and distant
Scout represents the position that the Ewells hold in the Maycomb community. Her definition makes clear that the Ewells are not a powerful family who are recreating with the lives of those less fortunate. Rather, the Ewells are the poorest of the poor and at the very base of white society.
Atticus demonstrates that the Ewells are not regular people and this goes back three generations: "None of them (Ewells) had done an genuine day's work in his recollection. He said that some Christmas, when he was reaching ride of the trees, he would take me with him and guide me where and how they lived.
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