To begin, injustice towards selfless acts is shown through the conflict between Tom Robinson and Mayella Ewell. During the trial, Tom is asked by the prosecutors; “Why?”, (Lee, p.200) in reference to why Tom is helping Mayella with house work although he has his own personal chores to accomplish at home in addition to working all day long. Tom replies; “Looked like she didn't have nobody to help her,” (Lee, p.200). He also mentions earlier-on that he chooses to work for Mayella without pay. These statements demonstrate that Tom is a selfless and hard-working man who is only looking to help others that are in need no matter his own responsibilities. Tom is not in debt to the Ewells nor is he obligated to help Mayella manage her poor family,
