In the story "Ordinary Use," by Alice Walker, the plot is extraordinarily impacted by Maggie and Dee, the two little girls of the storyteller. In spite of the fact that they are sisters and are brought up in a similar situation, Maggie and Dee are altogether different from each other; they think and act unmistakably. In addition, their clashing characters fill in as images to pass on the general subject of the story.
From the earliest starting point, the storyteller uncovers the distinctions in the characters of Maggie and Dee. In this way, it is extremely hard to pinpoint likenesses between the two. Regardless, one likeness between the two little girls is that they both need to make their mom pleased. Likewise, they both now value their …show more content…
The storyteller feels firmly about the two on the grounds that every girl speaks to a piece of the storyteller. In spite of the fact that the storyteller can be all the more effectively related to Maggie, the character of Dee lives inside the storyteller. It lives as the fantasies and yearnings the storyteller once has, which now has a place with Dee. The storyteller is cheerful that her little girl has succeeded in light of the fact that it implies the storyteller has likewise succeeded. Nonetheless, in the occurrence of the coverlets, the storyteller is compelled to back Maggie. Dee's assault upon Maggie is an assault upon the storyteller, as well. Dee's scrutinizing of Maggie's utilization of the blankets backpedals to the natural contrast between the two sisters. By Maggie's putting the bedcovers to ordinary utilize, she will submerge herself in her underlying foundations. Dee will simply hang the bedcovers some place to enhance a space. She will see them and impart them to any other person that sees them, yet she will never encounter them completely. Since the storyteller feels assaulted by Dee, a piece of the storyteller's own self, the storyteller guards her other self, or Maggie. It is an individual clash that the storyteller has most likely experienced before inside, yet now this contention surfaces between her two little girls. Still,
From the earliest starting point, the storyteller uncovers the distinctions in the characters of Maggie and Dee. In this way, it is extremely hard to pinpoint likenesses between the two. Regardless, one likeness between the two little girls is that they both need to make their mom pleased. Likewise, they both now value their …show more content…
The storyteller feels firmly about the two on the grounds that every girl speaks to a piece of the storyteller. In spite of the fact that the storyteller can be all the more effectively related to Maggie, the character of Dee lives inside the storyteller. It lives as the fantasies and yearnings the storyteller once has, which now has a place with Dee. The storyteller is cheerful that her little girl has succeeded in light of the fact that it implies the storyteller has likewise succeeded. Nonetheless, in the occurrence of the coverlets, the storyteller is compelled to back Maggie. Dee's assault upon Maggie is an assault upon the storyteller, as well. Dee's scrutinizing of Maggie's utilization of the blankets backpedals to the natural contrast between the two sisters. By Maggie's putting the bedcovers to ordinary utilize, she will submerge herself in her underlying foundations. Dee will simply hang the bedcovers some place to enhance a space. She will see them and impart them to any other person that sees them, yet she will never encounter them completely. Since the storyteller feels assaulted by Dee, a piece of the storyteller's own self, the storyteller guards her other self, or Maggie. It is an individual clash that the storyteller has most likely experienced before inside, yet now this contention surfaces between her two little girls. Still,