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hen Mama doesn t give Dee the quilts, Maggie feels... Group of answer choices guilty
hen Mama doesn't give Dee the quilts, Maggie feels... Group of answer choices guilty for keeping the quilts. confused at why her mother defended her. upset with Dee for trying to take the quilts. empowered when her mother stands up for her
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The setting of an island might represent isolation, being far, not easy access or some kind of limitation. It also might mean frustration. As regards, her voyage to England, it might be said that it represents her growth, Annie became and adult. It might portrayed her transition from being a child to being an adult.