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Why does the mother finally decide to give the quilts to Maggie instead of to Dee?
The mother ultimately decides to give the quilts to Maggie because she recognizes Maggie's deep appreciation for their heritage and the family's history. Unlike Dee, who views the quilts as mere artifacts for display, Maggie understands their sentimental value and the stories they carry. The mother's choice reflects her desire to preserve the family's legacy and ensure that the quilts are cherished and used, rather than objectified. This decision signifies a shift toward valuing genuine connection over superficiality.
What else can I help you with?
Can a 10 year old decide she wants to live with grandparents instead of her mother?
No she can not.
What is ronan parke's mother called?
Maggie
Who is the mother of mark Baldwin in coronation street?
Maggie Dunlop - who was the owner of a florist called Maggie's Fowers.
Who is Maggie Elizabeth Jones' mother?
Angela Jones
Can a 17 year old decide that he wants to live with friends instead of his mother?
yes if you live in Australia any way. and it would be your decision
Who played Maggie Wilkes on How I Met What if your Mother?
Joanna Garcia
Why did Mother Teresa decide to become a Catholic?
Mother Teresa did not decide to become a Catholic. She was born a Catholic.
What did Maggie Lena mother do for a living?
worked hardly in General Motors
What does the mother finally name her son?
The mother finally names her son Paul D. Colbert.
Which characters are in conflict in everyday use story?
The basic conflict in this story is Maggie's knowledge of every day things and her intention to use them for their purposes, and her sister (Dee), who considers herself more worldly and educated and who thinks these every day things should be hung up and admired as antiques. Maggie is not stupid, but she is scarred from a housefire, and her confidence is lacking. She is a humble, loving, and simple person who adores her mother and just wants to live. She knows how to sew, quilt, and make butter like her mother and grandmother. Her sister is lovely, has gone off to school, treats both Maggie and her mother as beneath her...almost embarrassing because of their simple and backward ways. She is arrogant, not used to being told "no," and suddenly aware of her African roots as she indicates in her dress and her boyfriend who has adopted an African name than no one can pronounce. Maggie is quiet and is used to giving in to her sister. When her sister insists on the quilts that her mother has already promised to give Maggie as a wedding gift, Maggie slams the kitchen door to show her anger. She does finally come back into the house resigned to give her sister her wedding quilts. However, Mother finally stands up to Dee and tells her she can not take Maggie's quilts.
Why did Snape decide to really be a good guy?
He was in love with Harry's mother, but Voldemort killed her. Snape decided he could at least help avenge her instead of letting her die in vain.
In Everyday Use by Alice Walker what does the author reveal about Maggie through the narrator's internal voice?
In the book "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker the narrator reveals that Maggie has low self esteem and has been disfigured. The narrator, who is Maggie's mother, feels that Maggie will be the caretaker of the family's heritage.
