act 3 notes

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  • it opens with Beneatha in the living room and Walter laying on his bed
  • the director notes make it important to mention the lighting
    • gloomy but different than opening scene
  • Asagai comes over
  • Beneatha is upset about losing the money
  • Beneatha looks back to a time where someone got hurt and the doctors fixed him 
  • Beneatha seems to have lost her dream
  • Asagai starts speaking truth to Beneatha making her upset
  • he wants Beneatha to go to Africa with him
  • Beneatha wants to be alone to think
  • Walter grabs a piece of paper and leaves
  • mama doesn't want to move anymore
  • Walter calls Lindner 
  • he wants to take the money Lindner is offering for the house
  • Lindner comes to the house and mama wants travis to be there when Walter sells the house
  • he then decides not to sell the house
  • Beneatha mentions Asagai's offer and Walter says she should marry George 
  • the act finishes with everyone going down to the moving truck and mama standing alone in the apartment and making peace with it. its important to note that the plant is sitting on the table.

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