In Alice Walker’s "Everyday Use," what is Dee’s primary reason for wanting the quilt?

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She feels a strong connection to her ancestry.She aims to prevent Maggie from receiving it.She intends to showcase it to impress her acquaintances.She appreciates its aesthetic appeal.None of the above.

Explanation

Dee desires the quilt not merely for its sentimental value or beauty but mainly to exhibit it as a symbol of her cultural identity to others. While she may express pride in her heritage, her motivation centers on displaying the quilt rather than using it for everyday purposes or ensuring Maggie does not have it.