In The Help, I think that it is interesting that after a couple of chapters, the narrator changes. On the chapter that I am currently on, Skeeter is the narrator. She is going through an important part of her life in this chapter.
After Skeeter graduated college, she wanted to become a writer. She notified an editor in New York that she would like to write a book. Skeeter got a letter back from the editor, and she said that she would like Skeeter to gain some experience by getting a job at a place where she can write in her town. Less than an hour after she read the letter, she scheduled an appointment at the Jackson Journal. She said that she will apply for any job that is available. The next day, Skeeter went to the Jackson Journal and went through her resume with Mister Golden. Through the interview, he thought that Skeeter was applying for a cleaning job, but Skeeter told him that she instead wanted a job to write. Mister Golden considered it, and Skeeter took another employee's place. Skeeter got a job.
After Skeeter graduated college, she wanted to become a writer. She notified an editor in New York that she would like to write a book. Skeeter got a letter back from the editor, and she said that she would like Skeeter to gain some experience by getting a job at a place where she can write in her town. Less than an hour after she read the letter, she scheduled an appointment at the Jackson Journal. She said that she will apply for any job that is available. The next day, Skeeter went to the Jackson Journal and went through her resume with Mister Golden. Through the interview, he thought that Skeeter was applying for a cleaning job, but Skeeter told him that she instead wanted a job to write. Mister Golden considered it, and Skeeter took another employee's place. Skeeter got a job.
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