She realized that her neighbors were made up of all kinds of people. They held different jobs, had had different-sized families, and had different needs. They all were just trying to do the best they could. What interested her was that while not everyone was good, they did all make a community Mr. Hall had shown his true prejudice. Ms. Jessica turned a blind eye to the hungry Bower kids next door. But my mother secretly left cookies on old man Smith’s door. And Mrs. Dourney Dourney always made time to say hello to passersby. Which common literary theme is best illustrated by this passage?