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    Everyday Use

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    and Dee’s transitional nature. C. He does not practice the actual life of a Muslim‚ but preaches his fashionable membership: “I accept some of their doctrines‚ but farming and raisin cattle is not my style.” III. Maggie A. In contrast with Dee’s stylish heritage‚ Maggie knows that ancestry is a part of everyday life. B. Maggie’s physical description is also symbolic of her personality. C. She is the culmination of history in her family. She is the family’s past and present.

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    Alice Walker Influences

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    both Alice Walker and Maggie suffered from an injury during their childhood. Whitted states that‚ “The precocious spirit that distinguished Walker’s personality during her early years vanished at the age of eight‚ when her brother scarred and blinded her right eye with a BB gun in a game of cowboys and Indians.” ( “Alice Walker”(b.1944)) The incident caused Walker to become self-conscious of her appearance and focus on her writing and poetry. In the case of the character Maggie‚ according to Everyday

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    choices you have made. The mother was a loving person‚ who worked more like a man than a woman. She had two daughters named Dee‚ and Maggie. Dee was a girl that really does not have any emotion. She only cared about was appearance. Dee told mama‚ “The quilts were old-fashioned‚ out of style.” Dee did not care about the family heritage because they were not in style. Maggie was her other daughter who had emotion‚ who also loved family‚ and their heritage as much as her mother. Mother

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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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    Families experience difficult times and loving moments. For example‚ when their conversation they have challenging moments but in the end they’re just doing it to protect you and do whats best for you. In Alice Walkers “ Everyday Use” the family faces several conflicts within each other. This story focuses on lack of communication and relationships. Their issues aren’t rare because my family has a set of their own to. The family of “ Everyday Use” and my family have a lot of similarities and differences

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    From the first line of the story‚ it is evident that Mama’s feelings towards Dee are unlike that of most parents waiting for their child to visit home. “Everyday Use” begins with Maggie‚ and Mama‚ the narrator anticipating her eldest daughters arrival. As opposed to leaving the house and yard “as is”‚ Mama and Maggie made the yard “so clean and wavy” (Walker 69) the previous day in preparation for the beloved Dee. Consequently‚ this odd preparation causes the reader to believe Dee is treated as

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    Recitiaf By Toni Morrison

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    long. Twyla brings up the topic of Maggie‚ the disabled character in the orphanage. They discussed how they never knew Maggie as she worked in the kitchen and was known for being a ‘mute’ because she was deaf and quiet. Roberta reminds Twyla the truth about Maggie’s accident and how she went back to live at the orphanage after Twyla left. She tells Twyla that she ended up running away from the orphanage at the age of fourteen. In addition‚ Roberta mentions that Maggie did not fall over‚ she was pushed

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    extreme poverty experienced by a vast number of people living in Glasgow during the 1930’s. This is illustrated in their poor living conditions. The Morrison’s live in an overcrowded tenement in the east end of Glasgow. There is only one bedroom and Maggie and John must resort to making up a bed on the living room floor and sleeping on it. “A space has been cleared‚ C‚ for a mattress on the floor with pillows‚ blankets and old coats.” In addition to the already overcrowded tenement‚ Alec and Isa’s

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    was meant for a better and brighter future on the other hand she speaks of Maggie as if she is never going to have anything good coming to her which also affect the daughter’s personalities. The mother shows how she feels about her daughters when she says‚ “Have you ever seen a lame animal‚ perhaps a dog run over by some careless … sidle up to someone who is ignorant enough to be kind to him? That is the way that my Maggie walks … Sometimes I dream in which Dee and I are suddenly brought together

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    arose and not a frozen timepiece only to be observed from a distance. There are two main approaches to heritage preservation depicted by the characters in this story. The narrator‚ a middle-aged African-American woman‚ and her youngest daughter Maggie‚ are in agreement with Walker. To them‚ their family heritage is everything around them that is involved in their everyday lives and everything that was involved in the lives of their ancestors. To Dee‚ the narrator’s oldest daughter‚ heritage is

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