Lee ensured that the reader would be predisposed to distrust the Ewells simply by focusing on two main characteristics: appearance, and intellect. The Ewells, from the very start, appeared unpleasant, lacking in basic intellect, and immoral.
Answer: 3. As the narrator also believes, the lines suggest that no place can ever compare to a person’s homeland.
Explanation: it explains how they can’t compare homesick man to a persons homeland.
All the kings horses and and all the kings men
I'm pretty sure the answer is B)<span>He reasons that what happens after death might be worse than life. </span>