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Clip from To Kill A Mockingbird | ABC2 | February 20, 2010

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Classification: Parental Guidance

The reclusive Boo Radley saves the Finch kids from Bob Ewell, teaching Scout to judge people by actions not reputation.

The reclusive Boo Radley saves the Finch kids from Bob Ewell, teaching Scout to judge people by actions not reputation.

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