'Everyday Use by Alice Walker Essay\r'

'A loving female parent\r\nThe unconditional love of mamma towards Dee and Maggie is shown. For example, ‘I exit wait for her (Dee) in the yard that Maggie and I do so clean…’ ma takes good distribute of the house in order to create a comfortable living environment for them. Also, mama saves currency to send Dee to study in Augusta as to receive a better education although she is poor. milliampere gives the best to her daughter.\r\nTough and strong\r\nThere is a long description portraying the masculine emplacement of florists chrysanthemum. ‘In real conduct I am a big-boned adult female with rough, man-working hands…I buns kill and clean a rat as mercilessly as a man.’ shows mamma belongs to the labor class. Readers may guess that florists chrysanthemum is a single mother as her husband is mentioned once. Mama seems to bring teo daughters up by herself.\r\nPoor and uneducated\r\nThe fibber directly divulges the education level of Mama: ‘I never had an education myself…sometimes Maggie reads to me.’ She can’t break through this poor life.\r\n unhurried\r\nWhen mama asked what happen to ‘Dee’, Dee replied, ‘She’s dead’ which shows her unthoughtfulness towards identity. Instead of blaming Dee, Mama accepts the big chances of Dee. Mama asks her around her new and complicated name: ‘How do you guess this name?’ I asked. ‘You don’t wee to call me by it if you don’t call for to.’ said Wangero ‘Why shouldn’t I?’ I asked.\r\nThe one who understand the meaning of quilts /mature\r\nMama explains the family tree and who is Dee’s named after in details. At las, she gives the quilts to Maggie because she knows Maggie also understand its importance and will nurse the quilts.\r\n-> However, the dream/thought of Dee and Mama is to be brought unneurotic on a TV program reveals the contradi ctory relationship between the two and also how Mama remains a practical woman with hardly a(prenominal) illusions and dream of how things are. Voice (whether she can be trusted) of the narrator\r\nThe voice of the narrator is trustful as she is genuine to divulge everything to readers. Mama doesn’t feel ashamed(predicate) about her education level and outlook. As a narrator, Mama reveals her background information directly: ‘I never had an education myself’; ‘In real life I am a big-boned woman with rough, man-working hands’. She also has no hesitation on talking about she has a daughter who walks exchangeable a lame animal.\r\n'