Chapter 16 of “The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate” is titled The Telephone Comes, and in this chapter the town of Fentress is introduced to a new device called the telephone. This quote can relate to the chapter because it refers to “species may be now increasing” meaning the generation was developing with new technology. The quotes means that even as the world develops, change is inevitable, and some changes can happen quicker than others. In this chapter, Granddaddy says “The days of the whale oil and coal dust are over. The old century is dying, even as we watch.” This refers to the quote when it mentions “for the world would not hold them.” Some people think change is frightening, and only happens for the worse. Change