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Responsibility Towards Others In To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee

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Different responsibilities towards others are determined by the degree you know a person and your relationship with them. There are many distinctive types of relationships between people of all age, gender, and religion. There are relationships like ones between families, friends, lovers, strangers, and acquaintances. Most people however, show more care and comfort to those who they know very well and experience a responsibility towards them. In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the community of Maycomb work together to help one another when in need. They feel a town bond that ties them together into a homey community full of responsibilities toward one another. For example, in Chapter Eight of the book, after the fire occurs on Miss Maudie’s
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