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Essаy Questiоn: Fаmily, Objects, аnd Meaning in "Everyday Use" By Alice Walker (1973). In "Everyday Use," оbjects like the quilts and the butter churn carry deeper meaning abоut family history. They also carry cultural and historical significance. But most of all, they change the way the characters feel about each other. These objects don’t just represent the past—they also shape how characters relate to one another in the present. Essay Question:How do objects influence relationships within families? Do they bring people closer together, create conflict, or both? In a 5-paragraph essay (750-1000 words), answer this question by developing a clear claim about how objects shape family relationships. Be sure to: Discuss at least two objects from the story and how they affect relationships between characters Use and smoothly introduce at least three quotes from the text to support your ideas (one in each body paragraph) Reflect on one object from your own life that has personal or family meaning Explain how your personal example connects to your overall argument about the story At some point, briefly explain why your object might seem unimportant to someone outside your family Your goal is to build a thoughtful argument that connects the story to your own real-life experiences. A copy of the text is below. REMEMBER TO PROVIDE IN-TEXT CITATIONS FOR EACH QUOTE AND A WORK CITED ENTRY AT THE END OF YOUR ESSAY. THE PATTERN FOR THE WORKS CITED ENTRY IS: Author Last Name, First Name. “Title of Short Story.” Year (if available). PDF file provided by instructor in Canvas. everyday_use_full-text-1.pdf