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starts a few weeks later they are packing George and Beneatha came in Beneatha refuses a kiss from George Beneatha and George are fighting again Beneatha thanks mama for "understanding me this time" mama and ruth interact with the neighbor, mrs Johnson  Mrs. Johnson is very enthusiastic  Mrs. Johnson is obnoxious and over bearing the Youngers don't like Mrs. Johnson  Walter hasn't been going into work mama gives Walter some of the money Walter tells travis that he will be able to give him anything

beneatha comes out wearing the robe asagai gave her beneatha parades around and listens to Nigerian music Walter comes home drunk Walter and beneatha are both dancing to the music beneatha goes out with George beneatha cut off her hair George fights with beneatha Walter tries talking business with George George likes beneatha's hair ruth says things are bad between her and Walter mama bought a house the house is in a white neighborhood  Walter is upset

ruth: around 30 years tired holding a burden conflict with Walter sleeps in a room with Walter lee  gets pregnant and faint heros - rosa parks, travis and god sad, frustrated and stressed "Oh, let him go on out and drink himself to death! He makes me sick to my stomach!" song: Tears dry on their own Walter lee: 35 son of mama, married to ruth, brother of beneatha, father of travis conflict with mama sleeps in room with ruth ambitious  angry, sad and disappointed  wants to open liquor store with insurance money “Man says to his woman: I got me a dream. His woman says: Eat your eggs. Man says: I got to take hold of this here world, baby! And a woman will say: Eat your eggs and go to work.”(Chapter 1) song: liquor store blues Beneatha: Bennie and sister 20  intense  intellectual face English is better than family  conflict with Walter sleeps with mama goes to school to become a doctor stubborn, determined, immatu...

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ruth is pregnant  mama is trying to take care of her a boy named Asagai comes over  he seems interested in Beneatha brings her a present Beneatha changes emotions kinda quickly she seems to like him assimilationist - a person who is for cultural and racial integration Mama likes Asagai for Beneatha Asagai is smart they receive the $10,000 cheque  Walter Lee is really excited about the cheque and has paper work for the liquor store but Mama wants him to talk to Ruth about the baby mamas upset about Ruth saying "she" in reference to the doctor but we dont know why Walter thinks money is life ruth might be aborting the baby Walter finds out but leaves instead of saying anything

I want to go to a good college that will be able to make me successful in the field of Forensics. I want to be able to find love and start a family as well as be successful in my work field.  I feel defeated and sad. I would like to be able to achieve all my dreams but that may not happen and it brings my mood down a bit. I feel like I'm most like Lena because I have my own dreams but I want what's best for my family and those dreams will help that.  I would feel depressed and almost mentally claustrophobic.

  Apartment building: - 2 bedrooms: Lena + Beneatha, Ruth + Walter Lee - 0 bathrooms     - bathroom in hallway shared with other people in apartment - living room: travis sleeps here - kitchen Walter Lee: chauffeur, wants to own liquor store, big dreams, space constricted as well as role            constricted Ruth: housekeeper, she is cautious, focused on Travis , opposite of Beneatha, weak Travis: in elementary school (10-11 years old) Walter: deceased   Beneatha: in school, wants to be a doctor, doesn't want to get married, similar to Walter lee,     progressive, not constrained by gender roles Lena: Christian, clashed with Beneatha because Beneatha rejects some standards of previous      generation, calm, strong, head of family plot: insurance money being received due to the death of Walter - $10,000 - brings to light their dreams       - beneatha ...