What prompts the narrator to refuse to give Dee the quilts she wants? (Everyday Use by Alice Walker)

A - she knows that Dee doesn't want the quilts to remember her grandmother.

B - she realizes that she has been neglecting Maggie

C - she is tired of being pushed around by Dee

D - she realizes that Maggie never gets what she deserves

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Kristopher

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4 January, 06:25

What prompts the narrator to refuse to give Dee the quilts she wants? (Everyday Use by Alice Walker)

A - she knows that Dee doesn't want the quilts to remember her grandmother.

B - she realizes that she has been neglecting Maggie

C - she is tired of being pushed around by Dee

D - she realizes that Maggie never gets what she deserves

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Kamari Huang · Answer 1

D - she realizes that Maggie never gets what she deserves.

Explanation:

The narrator refuse to give Dee the quilts she wants because Dee wants it to become fashionable and stylish. Dee is an educated African American woman who interested in her cultural heritage. The quilt she wants belongs to her culture but her mother give the quilt to her sister named Maggie because her mother realizes that Maggie can use these quilts for right reason not for showoff.