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    time‚ and then there is Walter and Mama with their struggle for the money. These are just some of the conflicts in this story. The generation gap poses problems between Mama‚ Walter‚ and Beneatha. Mama has stuck to her same values ever since she was a child. She is the oldest women in the apartment‚ and is the wisest. She controls the household at the beginning of the play but then hands her control down to Walter by giving him the rest of the insurance money. Mama is stuck to the values of blacks

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    They are also used to symbolize the true inheritance. Like a quilt‚ a person ’s world view is made up of events‚ circumstances and influences that shape how they see and respond to the world. "Everyday Use" is a story of two worlds in conflict. Mama‚ acting as the narrator‚ guides us through the interaction of the two very different worlds embodied in her daughters. How can two young women from the same rich inheritance of family‚ history and community be so different? Although the women are

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    physical appearance? Why does Mama put her plant back on the windowsill? 8. Who does Mama blame for the current situation‚ and how does she plan to deal with it? 9. Up until now‚ Ruth has been the practical one. How does she react to Mama’s resignation? 10. When Walter arrives back home‚ what does he say he has done? And what does Walter plan to do? 11. Describe Walter’s new view of life as being divided between the "takers" and the "tooken." 12. What does Mama mean when she tells Waller

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    that Tita makes and the cruelty Mama Elena puts on Tita and her children is a way of them to show how they feel throughout the story and how they control their feelings towards each other. The Mexican Revolution was a time of change. The conflicts created as the rebels fought the old government because they disagreed with the political situation. Similar conflicts happened in the story. Mama Elena can be seen as an example of the government who imposes old laws. Mama Elena’s family tradition should

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    “ultimogeniture” tradition and the patriarchal theme‚ by reversing gender roles and making the women the strong characters (Robichaux 150). The Mexican people want to get away from the dictatorship that has held them‚ much like how Tita wants to get away from Mama Elena‚ but because

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    southern‚ African American family that consist of Mama‚ the story’s narrator‚ and her two daughters‚ Dee‚ the oldest‚ and her sister‚ Maggie. Set during the back to Africa movement of the early 1970’s‚ when African Americans removed their surnames or names fully and adopted new names that represented their African heritage‚ Dee leaves home for college and returns to announce the change of her name from Dee to Wangero. She collects items that Mama and Maggie uses everyday to take with her‚ and finally

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    Everyone in the family has a different way of wanting to use it. Mama‚ the mother of the family‚ wishes to buy a new house to provide a better residence for her family. On the other hand‚ her son‚ Walter‚ wants to go in a completely different route with it and invest it towards a liquor store. Walter and Mama do not see eye to eye due to their different aspirations and although both care deeply for their family‚ a choice must be made. Mama wishes to accomplish every mothers dream and provide as much

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    play‚ there are struggles that are going on. For example‚ discrimination and segregation. The family is currently living in a small apartment and are not rich but the characters Mama and Walter try to make everyone happy. The setting is in Southside Chicago. The two characters that have influenced the plot so far are Mama and Walter because they have been involved the most. Walter is one of the characters who has impacted the play. He is the only man in the house other than him which means he is

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    How do the respective narrative forms of Double Indemnity and Magnolia construct their characters and provide different critical perspectives on social values? Discuss in your essay some of the various narration types and the formal narrative construction of the films’ characters. However‚ do not simply provide a list or catalogue of the narrative differences between the two films. A critical and necessary part of the assignment is for you to argue how the narrative construction in each film provides

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    original African culture is a theme in “Everyday Use”. The narrator’s‚ “Mama”‚ perception of the world is small‚ in contrast to her daughter’s‚ “Dee”. When Dee returns‚ she has attempted to re-forge her African based culture and dismiss her history and “The people who oppress me” (Walker 454). She arrives bejeweled in gold‚ flaunting a flashy yellow African style dress‚ alongside her assumed boyfriend “Asalamalikim”. The ignorance of Mama of this being a term in Arabic meaning “Peace be upon you” (Anthology

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