In the story “Everyday Use” Dee wanted more to do with her heritage than with her Mama. She came home to ask her for something as when Dee said, “I knew there was something I wanted to ask you if I could have,” and what she took had a lot to do with something they used on a daily basis (Walker 341). The other thing that the mother-daughter relationship was more of Dee’s why for her heritage was it kinda seemed like she did not like to come home, “Wangero despised her sister, her mother, and the church that helped send her to college.” (Farrell 174) Maggie was both she loved her mother and wanted to know about her heritage. She never did ask if she could have stuff she just wanted to know about it. Maggie's never got anything because she did
