A young boy stole a wind chime from a woman's porch that reminded him of his recently deceased mother. He left a note and $5 apologizing, signing his name as "Jake". The woman wants to return his money and give his sister a second wind chime, as she also lost her mother at a young age. This story shows how even a young child who has lost his mother can feel guilt over such a small act and try to make amends.

1. 'PLEASE DON'T BE MAD'
Woman finds grieving boy who left
heartbreaking note and money at
her door after stealing wind chime
which ‘reminded him of mum’
Source:The Sun
Despite the source,thisstoryissurprisinglywellwrittenandisn’tsubjecttoany bias.It’sjusta story
that isboth sickeninglysweetandheartbreakingatthe same time.Asthe headline suggests,a
youngboystole some windchimesfromthe frontporchof a woman’shouse.He leftanote saying
that the windchimesremindedhimof his motherwhorecentlypassedandhimandhissistertook
them.He also lefta$5 bill attachedtothe note and signeditwithhisname.‘Jake’alsoincludedin
the note “please don’tbe mad”.The womansaysshe empathizeswithhimandhissisterbecause
she alsolosther motherat a youngage and isnow tryingto track the boydownto returnhismoney
and give hissisterasecondwindchime.
Thiscomesunderthe representationof issuesandage because averyyoungchildhas sadlylostone
of the mostimportantpeople inhislife,hismother,butstill feelssobadabouttakingsome
windchimes,he leftasmall note apologizingandeventriedtopayforthem.It’shard to give my
opiniononthisbecause there’snotmuchtogive myopiniononbutI thinkit’sveryheart-warmingto
see that there are still childrenwhohave thislevelof moral upstandingthattheyfeel suchgenuine
guiltoversomethingsosmall.