What are the three main things out of the ordinary after the Tom Robinson court case in To Kill a Mockingbird?

Question

There was a specific paragraph in which Scout says: three things changed after the court case, which didn't directly regard the Finch family. I can only remember that one was Bob Ewell got and lost a job in the shortest recorded time in Maycomb history...I don't remember the other two. If anyone knows, please help, and also tell me which chapter the paragraph is in.

Thank you so much!

Answer 1

Chapter 27: By mid-October life in Maycomb has settled back into its normal routine with the exception of three small but ominous events. First, Bob Ewell finally acquired but quickly lost a job. He was so irate about losing his job that he marched down to Atticus's office and accused him of "getting" his job. Second, someone broke into Judge Taylor's house. Finally, Link Deas, Helen Robinson's employer, threatens Bob Ewell after Helen complains that Bob had been following her to work every morning. Clearly, Bob Ewell still seeks revenge on the people he feels wronged him during the Robinson trial.