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Walker in ¨Everyday use¨ reveals mamaś character through imagery and symbolism.

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Walker continuously uses imagery and symbolism to characterize Dee.

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In the short story ¨Everyday Use¨ by Alice Walker shows how a strained relationship between a mother who still believes in her old ways and a daughter who is more modernized and is ready to conquer the new world.

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In "The Story of an Hour" Kate Chopin uses descriptive visual imagery and symbolism to characterize Ms. Mallard.

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Story: Click Clack The Rattle Bag
The darkness is a harbinger of secrets and those who allow themselves to be distracted, will suffer the consequences.

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In ¨everyday use¨ by alice Walker, the author develops the complex relationships between the mama and her daughters through dividing them on their point of view while trying to pursue the same goal of honoring their heritage. 

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In ¨everyday use¨ by alice Walker, the author develops the complex relationships between the mama and her daughters through dividing them on their point of view while trying to pursue the same goal of honoring their heritage. 

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In the short story ¨Everyday use¨ by Alice walker, the author develops the generational conflicts with the selection of details like when describing the daughters, showing the huge contrast between them and the details she uses to show how much mama had to step up and take care of them independently. 

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In the short story ¨Everyday use¨ by Alice walker, the author develops the generational conflicts with the selection of details like when describing the daughters, showing the huge contrast between them and the details she uses to show how much mama had to step up and take care of them independently. 

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In the short story ¨Araby¨ by James Joyce, the author depicts the narrator´s transformation through the use of point of view as he is shown observing other people interact and taking in what is left to see by the time he gets there.

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In the short story ¨Araby¨ by James Joyce, the author depicts the narrator´s transformation through the use of point of view as he is shown observing other people interact and taking in what is left to see by the time he gets there.

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in the short story ¨Araby"by James Joyce, the author complexes the main character´s relationship with his love interest through imagery as he describes her as the light in many words in the otherwise very dark setting.

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in the short story ¨Araby"by James Joyce, the author complexes the main character´s relationship with his love interest through imagery as he describes her as the light in many words in the otherwise very dark setting.

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In the short story ¨Everyday use"by Alice walker, the author uses point of view to characterize Dee as she comes in conflict with her family at her attempts to honor their culture while her family have a different view of her methods even though they sympathize in her goal.

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In the short story ¨Everyday use"by Alice walker, the author uses point of view to characterize Dee as she comes in conflict with her family at her attempts to honor their culture while her family have a different view of her methods even though they sympathize in her goal.

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In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, the narrator uses Mama's point of view, her attention to detail, and vivid visual imagery to characterize Mama's strong independent character.

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In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, the author uses Mama's straightforward point of view, attention to detail, and vivid imagery to characterize Mama as a strong character.

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In the short story "Everyday Use" a conflict emerges over a quilt, here Alice Walker develops the complex relationships between mother and daughter. To do this Alice Walker uses details about the quilts themselves, Mama's unclouded point of view, and similes describing Dee.

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The short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker reveals generational conflicts between the main characters. Walker develops these complex conflicts by revealing both Mama's disappointment and love for Dee through detail, alluding to the Johnny Carson show though a dream, and presenting vivid imagery.

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In James Joyce's "Araby" the author depicts a young boy's complex transformation as he comes of age. Joyce does this through the use an immature point of view, details about the narrator's object of admiration, and an almost eerie tone.

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In "Araby" James Joyce reveals the reveals the complexities of the young protagonist's first love. Joyce does this through the use of imagery describing the boy's crush, an admiring tone in regards to that crush, and poetic diction.

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In "The Story of an Hour" Kate Chopin uses descriptive visual spring imagery, a distinct point of view, and symbolism to characterize Ms. Mallard as she transforms from a weak willed woman into a strong independent one.

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In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, the author uses Mama's point of view, the quilt and imagery to reveal mama's character

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In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, the author develops the generational conflicts in the story through Mama and Dees disagreement over a family quilt.

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In James Joyce's "Araby", Joyce uses the narrators experience in Araby to depict the narrator's complex transformation

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In James Joyce's "Araby", the author focuses on descriptive imagery of the protagonist's friend's sister to introduce the complexity of the narrator's situation

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Walker reveals Mama’s character through Mama’s point of view, the conflict between Mama and Dee and imagery.

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In the short story, ¨Everyday Use¨ by Alice Walker, the author uses many literary elements like point of view, repition etc to characterize Dee. Dee goes through a situation with her family about one of her family heirlooms (quilits) because her mother thinks she has other intenntions.

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In Kate Chopin’s short story “The Story of an Hour”, Mrs. Mallard is depicted as emotional, yet strong through the literary techniques of visual imagery, symbolism, and diction in order to highlight her newfound feelings of freedom from repression after her husband’s supposed death.

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In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use”, Mama is depicted as a tough and hard working woman through the use of descriptive details about her physical appearance and background in order to highlight her personal traditions and how they have affected her personality.

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In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use”, Walker develops the complexity of the mother/daughter relationship through the use of details and point of view in order to highlight Mama’s conflicting feelings towards her relationship with Dee.

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In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use”, the generational conflicts are depicted through the use of descriptive imagery in order to display the differing personalities and viewpoints of the characters, which contributes to conflicts between these characters.

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In James Joyce’s short story “Araby” (1914), Joyce uses point of view in order to demonstrate the young protagonist’s complex transformation from being blinded by infatuation to aware of his self-delusion.

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In James Joyce’s short story “Araby” (1914), Joyce introduces the complexity of the young protagonist’s situation through the use of descriptive imagery in order to show that the protagonist does not initially realize that he is infatuated with someone who is not interested in him. This helps to demonstrate the way in which people can be blinded by infatuation, but reality eventually reveals itself.

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In Kate Chopin’s short story “The Story of an Hour”, Mrs. Mallard is depicted as emotional, yet strong through the literary techniques of visual imagery, symbolism, and diction in order to highlight her newfound feelings of freedom from repression after her husband’s supposed death.