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how is compassion used in the overall theme to the book To Kill a Mockingbird?​

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Compassion is present throughout the book To Kill a Mockingbird. Atticus feels compassion for the underdogs of society. He feels as though all men are created equal when in a courtroom, regardless of why they are in there or their race. His children feel similar. Jem, if I recall correctly (been two years since I read this book--highly recommend btw), begins to cry after Tom is sentenced for a crime he did not commit. Jem felt compassion for the falsely accused man, and this scene made it clear.

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Answer 2

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Compassion is a theme that is demonstrated in many different ways throughout the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. ... Jem shows compassion in the novel when he recognizes the unfairness of Tom Robinson's verdict just because the color of his skin. Atticus expresses compassion for Mrs.

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