In an act of compassion, she walks him back home. This incident breaks the bad reputation that follows him. Boo Radley is not a sadistic person or violent, he's a misunderstood man living in a town where being normals mean to act in ignorant racist manners. The friend that sparks between them goes to show that in a time where everyone is a product cut off their time, there are a few who try to keep the innocence. The cost to this is to be ridiculed by everyone.
In the novel, Scout and Jem are always trying to figure how Boo must feel when he is stuck in the house, or imagining life in his point of view has made them feel compassion for Boo Radley. Boo Radley himself, through the window, has seen and also imagined Jem and Scout’s life out there. Not only the characters in the novel felt this way but it’s also very relatable in our today society. After seeing someone or even imagining someone else life and what they see, one can really feel the spark of compassionate feelings toward the one that one is thinking