Tuesday, 21 July 2015

How does Atticus defend Calpurnia from Aunt Alexandra in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird?

does defend
Calpurnia inas previous answers conclude. Aunt Alexandra is worried that the children's
association with Calpurnia is getting too casual because she invited them to her home.would love
to go see Calpurnia's home and pay her a visit, but Aunt Alexandra objects because she believes
that her family should not associate with people outside of their social class. Scout overhears
Atticus tell his sister that he will never get rid of Calpurnia for a few reasons: first,
Calpurnia is not a threat and she's practically family; second, "the children love
her"; and third, she's the closest thing to a mother that the kids know and she's taught
them many good things (137).

Atticus also tells Alexandra that she should
not have to work herself so hard anyway. Calpurnia does the cooking and cleaning, which gives
Aunt Alexandra time to focus on the children as Atticus becomes very busy with the Tom Robinson
case. Because Atticus is polite, yet direct with the way he...

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