Day and Night through a Mother's Eyes

In Alice Walker's "everyday use", the reader will introduce three main characters, mother and two daughters. The first daughter, Maggie is still living at home with her mother and her companion. But Dee goes on to live and to create his own in the world. This story is an explanation of De visits, but the narrator, mother made a very significant comparison between Dee and Maggie's appearance, intelligence, behaviorism and value. The story is conveyed through the mother 's eyes, so the reader needs to learn the lesson.

Last night, I spent my mother 's day in my head, I took a picture and looked at it often. This is my first time I met myself. My eyes are her eyes. The colors are different - my color is not very active, but the shape is the same. Our jaws are very similar! Our cheeks are so! These small pieces are added quietly together, but this has not been noticed for a long time. "The two girls are shrugging their shoulders, where did you get them?" Mom asked us in the car at one moment. I do not know, I may shrug my shoulders. For me, that is clear for me. I got it from her! She has been doing this all the time, but we did not notice it before. Unlike any physical similarities we might share, this is the small genetic feature that I care most. They connected me to my mother and my sister, time and distance could not be restored

My mother kept talking to me even after the carnival night. It is totally different. Through the small opening of the bedroom door she continued to close, I even did not even answer my polite greetings even in the afternoon. One day my 9 - year - old sister told me, "Mom told me she had only three children, you are not one of them." It may be confused somewhere in the process. In the following few years, the quality of our relationship is getting worse. I am fine, but I will continue to achieve excellent results at school and have the opportunity to graduate from high school one year earlier than planned. In my graduation ceremony, she was standing beside me with the only picture I took with her in the past 10 years. But it is bigger.