Even before Dee arrives, we sense the underlying conflict between her and her sister Maggie.
A major reason for the conflict between Dee and Maggie is superficial in nature. The narrator reveals that Maggie has burn scars on her arms and legs, while Dee is seemingly perfect in every way. As the narrator describes, Dee is the quintessential, feminine woman that most men find attractive: she is slim, has beautiful hair, and sports a full...
Based on the idiom Bluesman is looking for a place where he feels comfortable and accepted because to fit in means "to belong especially after adjustment".
