In “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, what does Dee’s dialogue reveal about her feelings toward her sister? She sees Maggie as a so
urce of competition. She believes Maggie is simple and ignorant. She thinks Maggie does not deserve marriage. She is jealous that Maggie has the quilts.
She believes maggie to be simple and ignorant. If you read
the story, it becomes evident that dee has a sense of superiority over her
mother and maggie. She thinks that she is better than both of them. And often
the mother and maggie look for dee’s approval.
