To Kill A Mockingbird - Themes - Loneliness

Throughout the novel we meet a number of characters who are isolated from the close-knit white community of Maycomb and are lonely. We sympathise with them, and each of them find something to help them cope with their loneliness.

All these people are lonely either because of prejudice against them; or because they are not loved enough, which is perhaps another of way of saying the same thing!