Turn the Other Cheek

When someone insults you, it’s best to “turn the other cheek.”

This picture fits the statement to me, because a guy is getting punched in the face and he doesn't seem like he wants to do anything back. He is not going to take revenge on the person that did this to him. He is going to turn the other cheek by not insulting them back and just walking away. That's the best thing to do, because if not you will just cause more trouble and it would make things worse. I think this relates to the story, because the things Mr. Lindner was saying to the Youngers was mean and instead of Walter insulting him or taking revenge he just told Mr. Lindner to get out of their house. He didn't want to take the money because he knew they were trying to insult them by not wanting them to live in the neighborhood. He told Lindner they didn't want the money and to get out of their house.