Theme Of Love In TKAM

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The virtue I value most is love. Love is defined as “a virtue representation of all human kindness and acceptance” or a feeling of affection. Love isn’t seen as terrorism, abuse, or wars such as World War II. In the book TKAM, love is mainly showed by Boo Radley and Atticus FInch. Boo Radley loved Jem and Scout just like his own children, he’d look at them through the window and would give them gifts in the tree. He was showing a representation of human kindness and he was showing an affection for the Finch kids. Love is also seen through Atticus. Atticus cares about his children and loves them with all his heart, and his kids love him. “It was summertime, and two children scampered down the sidewalk toward a man approaching in the distance”(Lee

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