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    place she came from.” ( lecture notes – “Everyday Use”) The author Alice Walker tells the story of a southern black family consisting of momma‚ (the narrator) and two daughters‚ Dee‚ pretty and educated‚ who left home to go out into the world‚ and Maggie‚ who has burn scars‚ homely‚ and somewhat uneducated and how their lives are reflected on each other as they quarrel over who gets possession of an old family quilt. The quilt is used to represent the fragmentation of the family. The symbolic value

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    Alice Walker Everyday Use

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    This story is very engaging‚ and the reader is able to see many points of view. Summary Everyday Use is centered on the homecoming of Dee. Anticipating her arrival‚ mother and her youngest daughter Maggie “wait for her in the front yard” which for them is an extension of the living room (p.69‚ 1). Maggie is intimidated by her sister and is very nervous about the home coming of her more assertive sister. While the mother is waiting she has a vision of her and Dee being reunited in the same way that

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    Draft “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker uses different characters to explore the shift in values of women’s role in society. As Wangero’s change of culture and appearance forms into a strange being that sticks out from the simple life of Mama and Maggie‚ it becomes clear how time and space transforms one’s family values as well. The opposition causes Wangero to lose her identity and place in the family; therefore‚ Walker’s usage of first person narratives suggests that one might lose the true meaning

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    Family Relationships No matter how much you love or hate your family they will always be there for you when no one else is around. It is essential in life to have a strong relationship with your family members especially parents and first siblings. However‚ there are tons of families in this world with terrible relationships with-in and the people in those families tend to be the least successful in life and are more likely to have large issues. A few key characteristics to a strong healthy family

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    The two themes focused in the text are moving beyond the past and people will always face consequences. When Luke and Maggie were dating‚ he made her believe things about that river and how it was sacred. Maggie betrays Luke when she decides that Ruth’s body should be brought out of the river. Maggie’s father left her and her brother alone one day when they were younger. Maggie grew a strong dislike for her father when Ben suffered major burns while he was gone. Her father had to deal with the consequences

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    by one of the characters named Big Daddy. There are three major characters in the play: Big Daddy‚ his son Brick‚ and Brick’s wife Maggie. The rest of the family is present in the play but don’t play such important roles. The major theme of the play is mendacity and its effects on its subjects. The play starts out in the bedroom of Brick and Maggie‚ where Maggie is complaining to Brick about how Mae is making her monstrous children perform for Big Daddy. She goes on to rant about how Mae and Gooper

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    typography‚ photographs‚ video clips‚ slogans‚ and brands as visuals when communicating is that it helps to stimulate the audience in ways that words‚ alone‚ cannot. In her communicative message Maggie used a PowerPoint presentation intended as training material for her Avon Sales Representative. Maggie incorporated typography‚ photographs‚ video clips‚ Facebook‚ and clip art to enhance the message and help her team not only hear of ways to succeed but also visualize success. The media elements

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    Everyday Use Theme Essay

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    characteristics and experiences each character goes through cause the difference in themes. Between the three characters in the story‚ there are slightly different themes corresponding to each of their own experiences. The mother‚ and the two daughters‚ Dee and Maggie‚ portray a different epiphany causing the theme to be different for each focal character.

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    Literary Research Paper of “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker In the short story‚ “Everyday Use” Walker addresses the conflict with cultural and personal issues within family heritage. Mama‚ Maggie‚ and Dee are the main characters within the story. They each have their own point of view and this evokes conflict amongst them. The story centers around the symbol of legacy exemplified through the “quilt”. Walker uses her own personal history and life struggles and intertwines them into the story through

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    portrayed the character to be similar to her .In one hand‚ Like Maggie‚ Walker was deformed; a gunshot wound her eye when she was a child lifting her blind in one eye‚ she became shy and less self- confident and withdrew into her own world of reading and writing. Also Maggie has scars from burn when she was young. Though they were deformed both Walker and her character Maggie were valuable characters among whom they live with; as for Maggie became eventually better than her sister in appreciating the

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