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She emphasizes the value of the quilts and claims that Maggie won't be able to appreciate its value

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She emphasizes the value of the quilts and claims that Maggie won't be able to appreciate its value

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In a vain attempt to convince her mother that she deserves the quilts, Wangero asserts the quilts’ sentimental and hereditary value, ignoring the retorts from her mother and accusing Maggie of not being able to take care of them.

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In a vain attempt to convince her mother that she deserves the quilts, Wangero asserts the quilts’ sentimental and hereditary value, ignoring the retorts from her mother and accusing Maggie of not being able to take care of them.

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 In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use”, Wangero tries and fails to convince Mama to give the quilts to herself instead of her sister. She behaves like she already owns the quilts (even though they were already promised to Maggie) and insists that using them for everyday use is an act of sacrilege.

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 In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use”, Wangero tries and fails to convince Mama to give the quilts to herself instead of her sister. She behaves like she already owns the quilts (even though they were already promised to Maggie) and insists that using them for everyday use is an act of sacrilege.

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“Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, is a story about Wangero (Dee) trying to convince her mother to give her the quilts. Wanger tries to persuade her mother by using a  very nice and friendly tone. When this does not work, she explains how Maggie is incapable of taking care of the quilts.

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“Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, is a story about Wangero (Dee) trying to convince her mother to give her the quilts. Wanger tries to persuade her mother by using a  very nice and friendly tone. When this does not work, she explains how Maggie is incapable of taking care of the quilts.

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 Alice Walker shows the problems of how people change when they leave home in the short story “Everyday Use”. Dee conveys her argument to her mother very poorly and this ultimately shows how she comes up empty-handed on the quilts she wanted.  

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 Alice Walker shows the problems of how people change when they leave home in the short story “Everyday Use”. Dee conveys her argument to her mother very poorly and this ultimately shows how she comes up empty-handed on the quilts she wanted.  

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Wangero uses deflecting blame and uses exaggeration to attempt to persuade Mama to give her the quilts. 

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Wangero uses deflecting blame and uses exaggeration to attempt to persuade Mama to give her the quilts. 

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Wangero attempts to persuade her mother by pleading mama and arguing that Maggie would not be able to take care of the quilts as well as her.

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Wangero attempts to persuade her mother by pleading mama and arguing that Maggie would not be able to take care of the quilts as well as her.

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In “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, Wangero tries to convince her mother that she should receive her grandmother’s quilts instead of her sister Maggie. She uses a very nice and friendly tone to ask and when this does not work, she attacks Maggie and illustrates points as to why Maggie is undeserving of the quilts.

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In “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, Wangero tries to convince her mother that she should receive her grandmother’s quilts instead of her sister Maggie. She uses a very nice and friendly tone to ask and when this does not work, she attacks Maggie and illustrates points as to why Maggie is undeserving of the quilts.

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Dee or otherwise known as Wangero uses her tone and deflection to convince her mother “Mama” that two handmade quilts with high sentimental value should belong to her rather than her younger sister Maggie.

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Dee or otherwise known as Wangero uses her tone and deflection to convince her mother “Mama” that two handmade quilts with high sentimental value should belong to her rather than her younger sister Maggie.

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Wangero attempts to persuade her mother by admiring and praising the beauty of the quilt and deflecting others involved.

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Wangero attempts to persuade her mother by admiring and praising the beauty of the quilt and deflecting others involved.

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Dee (Wangero) attempts convince her mother by using deflection towards Maggie, and Pathos to convey that heritage should be appreciated.

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the passage says she says "as sweet as a bird" which changes her tone to sound persuasive 

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the passage says she says "as sweet as a bird" which changes her tone to sound persuasive 

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Wangero attempts to convince her mother by using persuasive strategies such as keeping the quilts close to her and stroking them and by explaining that Maggie won’t be able to take good care of the quilts.

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Wangero attempts to convince her mother by using persuasive strategies such as keeping the quilts close to her and stroking them and by explaining that Maggie won’t be able to take good care of the quilts.

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“Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, is a short story about a woman’s daughter (Dee), trying to convince her mother to give her two hand-stitched quilts made by her grandmother, when Dee’s mother already promised to give the quilts to Dee’s sister, Maggie. This causes a conflict which results in Dee trying to convince her mother to give her the quilts instead using logical and emotional persuasion techniques, which ultimately fail.

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“Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, is a short story about a woman’s daughter (Dee), trying to convince her mother to give her two hand-stitched quilts made by her grandmother, when Dee’s mother already promised to give the quilts to Dee’s sister, Maggie. This causes a conflict which results in Dee trying to convince her mother to give her the quilts instead using logical and emotional persuasion techniques, which ultimately fail.

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praising and admiring the quilt and comparing herself to Maggie 

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praising and admiring the quilt and comparing herself to Maggie 

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Dee uses emotional and logical persuasion techniques, such as her saying "She did all the stitching by hand. Imagine!" (Emotional) and "Maggie would put them on the bed and in five years they'd be rags! Less than that!" (Logical) to persuade her mother to give her the quilts instead of her sister. Dee also deflects the reasons why Maggie should get them and tries to sidetrack the conversation.

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Dee uses emotional and logical persuasion techniques, such as her saying "She did all the stitching by hand. Imagine!" (Emotional) and "Maggie would put them on the bed and in five years they'd be rags! Less than that!" (Logical) to persuade her mother to give her the quilts instead of her sister. Dee also deflects the reasons why Maggie should get them and tries to sidetrack the conversation.

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by using Maggie and worrying about what Maggie is going to do with the quilts instead of talking about herself and what she is going to do with it and why she wants it so bad

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by using Maggie and worrying about what Maggie is going to do with the quilts instead of talking about herself and what she is going to do with it and why she wants it so bad

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Dee tries to persuade her mother by criticizing her of the bad things she would do if she got the quilts.

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Her tone of how she talks to mama about the quilt and how she deflects Maggie when Mama doesn't let her have the quilts.

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Asserting quilt value, deflecting blame/accusing Maggie

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Asserting quilt value, deflecting blame/accusing Maggie

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She keeps the quilts close to her and how she says that Maggie won't be able to take care of the quilts like her

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She keeps the quilts close to her and how she says that Maggie won't be able to take care of the quilts like her

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Wongero prevented her mother from touching the quilt insinuating that quilt already belonged to her

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Wongero prevented her mother from touching the quilt insinuating that quilt already belonged to her

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 In the story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, the character Wangero attempts to persuade her mother that she, and not her sister Maggie, should own the quills by making her realize the value of the quilts and by explaining the reasons why maggie could not own such a priceless item

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 In the story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, the character Wangero attempts to persuade her mother that she, and not her sister Maggie, should own the quills by making her realize the value of the quilts and by explaining the reasons why maggie could not own such a priceless item

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You cannot possess something if you don’t understand its true value.

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You cannot possess something if you don’t understand its true value.

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By explaining the importance of the quilt and how she will preserve it.

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By explaining the importance of the quilt and how she will preserve it.

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 making the mother realize the value of the quilts and why Maggie should not own the quilts. 

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 making the mother realize the value of the quilts and why Maggie should not own the quilts. 