Boo Radley's generosity benefits Jem and Scout. The gifts Jem and Scout receive are never directly given by Boo, but every indication points to him. The gifts include, "a pocket watch that doesn't run, on a gold chain, with an aluminum knife." (pg. 60) Boo has very little, as his gifts indicate, but he gives them some of his possessions to the children anyways. More surprisingly, he gives them to the children who have harassed and bothered him. Jem and Scout never give gratitude to Boo. In the only way he knows how, Boo tires to brighten the children's lives through his anonymous presents to them.

The last parallel is the two men's generosity. Tom makes it clear in many statements during his testimony that he has performed certain chores for Mayella free of charge, on many occasions. Atticus asks Tom if has ever been inside

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