Legacy and Remembrance: The story shows how a good person lives on through good deeds, gifts, and memories left with others.

Kindness and Generosity: Sir Roger’s will gives gifts, pensions, and charity to all. It proves his lifelong habit of helping both friends and poor people.

Love and Gratitude: Sir Roger cared about everyone, from servants to villagers. His love was returned, like every servant, friend, and even his dog, mourned him deeply.

Community and Togetherness: The whole parish grieves Sir Roger’s death. His good works made life better for everyone, and his loss affects all.

Duty and Responsibility: Sir Roger took care of people in need, even risking his health for justice. Even after death, he wanted to provide for those who depended on him.

Sorrow and Human Loss: The story expresses sadness at losing a beloved leader. It shows natural grief and the way people mourn together.