“call” here is a transitive verb, so the following object is in the accusative case, and “whom” is a the appropriate declension of “who”. Of course, there are almost no traces of declensions in modern English, hence the confusion.
“call” here is a transitive verb, so the following object is in the accusative case, and “whom” is a the appropriate declension of “who”. Of course, there are almost no traces of declensions in modern English, hence the confusion.