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    experience. In the story‚ Dee‚ a black lady who has been educated‚ comes to visit her Mama and her younger sister‚ Maggie. Dee interests in many of the daily-used heritages in the family and wants to take something back for art appreciation. Mama does not refuse any of Dee’s requests until Dee wants to have the inherited quilt‚ which she plans to give to Maggie as a dowry. Dee does not understand the behaviour of Maggie and Mama of putting the treasures into everyday use‚ and she blames that they do not know

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    These authors show that although a mother can be in their daughter’s life‚ they can’t always control how their daughters turn out different from what they expected. For example‚ Dee turned out different than Mama expected all because her own experiences in life. However‚ in “I Stand Here Ironing” it is unclear as to why Emily turned out to be so talented with a great sense of humor‚ despite her childhood. Although the relationships from each story are completely

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    with wanting to open a liquor store with some of his buddies. Because of Walter’s stubborn determination‚ he has been fighting with Ruth about opening a liquor store with his buddies. He plans on opening it with the insurance money that Mama is getting. Ruth and Mama both do not think that it is a good idea. Walter knows this and therefore upon knowing this his stubbornness shows. “Man say to his woman: I got me a dream. His woman say: Eat your eggs” (Hansberry 33 Act 1 Scene 1). In this part of the

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    were more pronounced in the play A Raisin in the Sun‚ especially with regard to its female characters. The story of the Younger family accurately portrays the strength of family‚ specifically relating to the three female characters. Mrs. Lena Younger‚ Mama‚ is a strong woman in her sixties who has overcome many obstacles in her life with many yet to come. Ruth Younger‚ Lena’s daughter-in-law‚ is in her early thirties‚ and when the play opens the disappointments in her life are evident by her exhaustion

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    was born with this mentality. Her background did not mean much to her in respect of how successful she would be in life. “Everyday Use” begins with Mama and Maggie‚ Dee’s younger sister‚ awaiting Dee’s arrival. She is coming home for a visit after being away at college in the city for a long time. When she arrives she looks much different than Mama and Maggie. She is dressed in a way that can be described as stylized African clothes. She is wearing a bright orange African styled dress‚ is wearing

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    b. Dreams deferred c. Living with love d. Timely travel 13. Where does A Raisin in the Sun take place? a. Detroit b. Philadelphia c. New York City d. Chicago 14. Mama slaps Beneatha because Beneatha a. denies that God exists b. calls Walter a “flip” c. doesn’t listen to what Mama says d. wants to marry George Murchison 15. How could you describe Ruth and Walter’s relationship at the beginning of the play? a. lighthearted and full of love b. tense; they’re

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    Although Dee seems to have had it all when growing up‚ when she pays Mama a visit‚ she has a very contentious character. She idealizes an African culture by wearing a long dress on a summer day and bracelets and golden hanging earrings (Walker 317). Also‚ Dee has already adopted a new African name “Wangero”. Apparently‚ Dee changed her name to Wangero because she did not want to be identified with those who had oppressed her. “No Mama not ‘Dee’ Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo!...She’s dead…I couldn’t bear

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    1) Executive Summary 1.1 Overview and summary of Business Plan Mama Mia is a goat milk yogurt dessert bar described as a self-served dessert bar where by customers will be able to enjoy choosing their own yogurt flavor with different types of fruits and topping. The aim of this business is to incorporate limited unique flavours (e.g: Pumpkin‚ Eggnog‚ RootBeer‚ Key Lime Pie‚ Bread Pudding Yogurt. etc.) The Mama Mia menu sets us apart from other dessert bar‚ giving us a competitive edge

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    Mama compares this feeling to being touched by the “spirit of God” (Walker 845). Being so overcome by this she embraces Maggie and returns the quilts to her telling Dee to “Take one or two of the others” (Walker 845). In doing so‚ Walkers point of the value of heritage is reiterated. Dee goes on to reject her heritage once again saying “It’s really a new day for us. But from the way you and Mama still live you’d never know it” (Walker 845). Dee

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    4 real If I show you‚ get to know you If I hold you just for today I’m not gonna wanna let go I’m not gonna wanna go home Tell me you feel the same ’Cause I’m 4 real‚ are you 4 real? I can’t help myself‚ it’s the way I feel When you look me in the eyes‚ like you did last night I can’t stand to hear you say goodbye Well‚ it feels so right ’cause it feels so right Just to have you standing by my side So don’t let me go ’cause you have my soul And I just wanted you to know I don’t wanna

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