To Kill a Mockingbird

What themes can be seen in chapter 6-8?

To Kill a Mockingbird chapter 6-8

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The children's attempts to connect with Boo evoke, again, the sense that children will be able to see Boo with more decency and sincerity than the rest of the populace. (chapter 6)

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