In the autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, the main character Marguerite Johnson, is influenced by a preponderance of characters including Bailey Jr. , Momma Henderson, and Mrs. Bertha Flowers. One of the primary influences is her older brother, Bailey Jr.. Momma, or Annie Henderson, the parental grandmother, also plays an important role for Maya. Additionally, Mrs. Flowers, the black aristocrat of Stamps, saves Maya during an especially difficult time. All in all, these three characters act as important roles in the development of Marguerite through her juvenile years. First, Bailey Jr. serves as the most significant role...
recite it aloud. Finally, Mrs. Bertha Flowers gains the young child's respect by making the child feel important.

In conclusion, Marguerite is influenced the most by these three characters: Momma Henderson, Bailey Jr., and Mrs. Bertha Flowers. Primarily, Bailey is greatly valued because he nurtures and builds Maya's self-esteem. Second, Momma Henderson is perceived as a mighty personage since she has raised the central character throughout most of her childhood. Finally, Mrs. Flowers fabricates the young girl independence because she makes Maya feel meaningful. All of these people supported young Maya throughout her childhood, and influenced the child's personality.