Chapters 27 - 29 of The Help

Skeeter thinks back to the toilet incident

She hired people to put toilets on Hilly's lawn

Elizabeth no longer speaks to her

Hilly takes Skeeter's job as editor of the newsletter away

For the loser now

Will be later to win

For the times they are a-changin'

These are lines from the song. This is a new genre, folk music.

These times give Skeeter hope

She takes her daughter up to an orphanage in Chicago as it is too hard for her to care for a child who looks white

Skeeter realizes this is why Constantine might have been so close to her

While having a party, the daughter, Lulabelle, mingles with the guests because she passes for white

When the mother realizes who Lulabelle is, she is angry

She tells Constantine that her daughter is never allowed back on the farm. Constantine leaves with her daughter.

She tells them to add the "terrible, awful story" so Hilly will tell everyone the story is not about them

Skeeter learns her mother has cancer

Skeeter goes to New Orleans to go shopping and sees mini skirts (new fashion). She straightens her hair, starts dating Stuart, who proposes

Skeeter tells Stuart about the book, so he breaks up with her again

Skeeter's mother says she has decided not to die

Each maid gets $61.50

The book will be published in six months

Mae Mobley loves her younger brother, Ross

She goes to pre-school, and her teacher tells her colored people are not that smart

Mae Mobley tells Aibileen her teacher is not as smart as Aibileen

Mae asks Aibileen why she is colored, and Aibileen it is the way God made her

Not selling well

People at church give a copy to Aibilieen with their signatures inside to show their appreciation

A television show reviews the book, saying it is about Jackson. The female review says it is awful and women should not read it.