During the church service, we find out that calpurnia is one of the few african-american residents of maycomb who can read. the
children get to know cal better during this sunday and realize lots of things about her that they didn't know, including that she's older than they realized. look closely at this passage: "but, cal," jem protested, "you don't look even near as old as atticus." "colored folks don't show their ages so fast," she said. "maybe because they can't read..." what's humorous or interesting about this short passage?
<span>In the short passage that was mentioned, it is an interesting and humorous meaning. The passage says that black race people have a longer life than the caucasian race people, because they don’t have access to education and infirmation as the white people race. They suggest that information, education and avolution of the human in these fields, bring more stress and imply a shorter life.</span>
