| In the story "Everyday Use" the narrator is telling a story about her life
and two daughters, who are named Dee and Maggie. The narrator is very strong
willed, honest, compassionate and very concerned with the lives of her two
daughters. Her daughter Dee is not content with her lifestyle and makes it hard
on Maggie and the narrator. The narrator is trying to provide for her family the
best way she can. The narrator is alone in raising the two daughters and later
sends her daughter Dee to college. The longer the story goes on the more the
narrator shows how intelligent and how much she loves her two daughters.
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