Aristotle claims that the End Of Man is happiness
Hello! The answer is personification. In this context, trouble is given human-like characteristics when the author states that "it rested its weary head on [their] shoulder". I hope this helps!
These are items that feel essential to her and her daughter, Maggie's, life because they put them to nearly everyday use (as the title suggests). ... In "Everyday Use," Mrs. Johnson is the narrator of the story, and for her, the butter churn and the dasher are symbolic of her family's heritage.
So the answer would be B.
Answer:
C The daughter's growing independence can hurt both mother and daughter.
