HT5225 Problem with Mac Mail

I do not want to access my MAC mail via my browser, I prefer accessing my mail in the Mac Mail application!  How do I do this?

Seems like  it  storing the same emails in different folders .  As i see now :
All Mail  5.11 GB
Inbox     2.82 GB
Important  2.56 GB
Sent Mail  1.8 GB
Sent          767.4 MB
Starred     482.4 MB
Drafts      57.4 MB
Trash       9.7 MB
Junk e-mail  671 kb
Bin              414 kb
Spam      0
Deleted Items   0
Apple Mail To Do  0
Priority 0
Follow up  0
Misc  0
from this above , i can understand that  Inbox ( 2.82 Gb )  and Sent ( 767.4 Mb ) and Drafts are  real folders that contains actual files according to the current status on server .
what the **** the other folders contains , i can not get.  I though those folders should have just show the same files available in the main folders , in different way, according to Folder focus.  Am i right ??
apparently i suspect they just copied original files for some purpuses, insead of working as simple filter folders.
can anybody explain me , how to work this out and make my Mail app do not dublicate emails , but store them in appropriate way and show it to me .

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