To Kill a Mockingbird

Why does Atticus think that Bob Ewell holds a grudge against all those involved in the case?

Why does Atticus think that Bob Ewell holds a grudge against all those involved in the case?

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This is because the whole town knows the truth. Even though Tom was found guilty, Bob becomes even more of a social pariah than he was before. 

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