"Everyday Use" by Alice Walker and "The Yellow Wallpaper". Point of View comparison

Both of the short stories “Everyday Use”, by Alice Walker, and “The Yellow Wallpaper”, by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, are written in first person point of view. This point of view gives the reader a lot of detail and description of the events or problems in the story. It also lets us know what the characters are thinking and doing throughout the story.
The first person point of view in “Everyday Use” really helps the reader to comprehend the predicaments that the eldest daughter creates. It also shows Mama and Maggie’s lack of oral skills but still shows their competence to survive on what they have. Mama’s descriptions in the beginning are full of detail and respect for her children and the items that have an “everyday use”. As Mama starts to give details about the house and Dee and Maggie and their financial status’, a picture starts to form. As Mama described herself she seemed strong and almost invincible. “I was always better at a man’s job�...