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What does atticus say about aunt alexandra suggestion of calpurnia?
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What does atticus say about aunt alexandra suggestion of calpurnia?

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Aunt Alexandra wanted to get rid or Calpurnia because she thought she could do what Calpurnia did. Atticus refuses strongly because he says she's part of the family and that they still needed her. He said the family couldn't live without her.
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