We get to know Calpurnia quite well in Chapter 12. The big change from earlier in the book is the fact Calpurnia: tries to have Scout thrown out of the house obviously favors Jem makes a genuine effort to connect with Scout states that she no longer works for the Finches

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Isai Gibson

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We get to know Calpurnia quite well in Chapter 12. The big change from earlier in the book is the fact Calpurnia: tries to have Scout thrown out of the house obviously favors Jem makes a genuine effort to connect with Scout states that she no longer works for the Finches

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Valerie Guerrero · Answer 1

This is taken from the story "To Kill a Mocking Bird" written by Harper Lee. Calpurnia was the housekeeper for Atticus Finch and his two children Jem and Scout. In chapter 12 Calpurnia takes the children to her church.

Question: The big change from earlier in the book is the fact Calpurnia:

Answer: makes a genuine effort to connect with Scout