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I think he genuinely thought what he was doing was right because that was the way he probably grew up and doesn't know any different.  It's the same as it is today with white supremacist because many of them think that what they believe in is the right way and they have ways that they justify themselves.  Both are wrong, but they see themselves doing what they think the the right thing.

Makenna Beckett

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Yes, because he seems to use rude language with the family, despite the fact that he could speak to them politely if he doesn’t believe in what he’s doing

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It is a new chapter in his childhood a new way to grow up that none of his family got to experience. Eva Alfonso

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if they do good in the new neighborhood

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I think he probably thought he was doing the Youngers a favor by telling them not to move in

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I think it seems obvious to him based on the way he talks, and his (the actors) voice sounds like he means it.

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His aspect and vision with subjects like money and the ability of being a dreamer almost, I feel I can relate to with how I hope to plan my future.

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While they did get what they want, a textbook 'happy ending' where they fought through discrimination and the offer to stay, the story in't done. Once they got there, the people in the neighborhood may get upset. They can still prosper, but it will be difficult. It feels like just the first part of a story that will continue, seeing how they interact with the people in the neighborhood.

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I would've liked something more about the neighborhood, did it turn out well? - matilyn 

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I would've liked something more about the neighborhood, did it turn out well? - matilyn 

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i feel like i act like her sometimes

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I think that it may be hard sometimes but its a fresh start -lydia

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I think to Walter it signifies a new starting point, almost like a new beginning.

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i think its a happy ending because they are moving houses and its kinda like a new beginning - aide

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While the ending was sort of unexpected, the ending was more open ended for the reader/listener to interpret. I think it is a happy ending because this a new life that everyone will get to experience and all the characters have a new beginning now. Eva Alfonso

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I don't necessarily think that the ending is a "happy ending," because it is grounded in reality, but the story ends on a hopeful note. There is likely to be struggle in the Younger's future, but the story focuses on the potential for happiness

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maybe? I think it was the average sorta happy ending, but also not a very good one? im not sure - matilyn

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maybe? I think it was the average sorta happy ending, but also not a very good one? im not sure - matilyn

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i would have liked to hear like how they were doing later on after the play to get some closure of the play

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I think that Walter changes in terms of how he acts toward different things throughout the play, but remains a very determined and prideful person

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a new life for her family

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I relate to Beneatha because she aspires to do something with her life and make something of herself.  She also isn't afraid to speak her mine and stand up for what she thinks is right.

Makenna Beckett

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he thinks hes helping them

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I feel as if she could've put a better cap on the ending, something along the lines of closure towards the family,

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I think this because what Lindner was doing was the thing a lot of white people. A lot of white people thought this was right and Lindner was one of them.
Caleb Kaiser

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for mama i think she sees it as a fresh start -lydia

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Yes I think he was putting good thought and effort into it, he definitely thought it was. - matilyn

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Yes I think he was putting good thought and effort into it, he definitely thought it was. - matilyn

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While in the end they did get the new house, its difficult to tell whether or not they will prosper. Simply based on the environment they are moving into, its almost inevitable that they'll face some type of discrimination.

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For Mama, the house is a new beginning. It’s an escape from where the family used to live, and a gateway to a new life. It’s where she can ensure a roof over the heads of her children, who are the individuals she cares about the most.

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because of the way he was raised and just sees life he thinks trying to get them to leave is fine because he was just raised like that .

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I think Ruth just sees the house as a new start or a upgrade from the last house. Like she just wanted something different.

A'nya Nash

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Almost a new and fresh start to both a family and house, LIFE! A feel of cleanse, especially towards the house.

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I can relate to his want and will to at least try and go do something, even if it fails, until he gave up, but he attempted it.

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The ending to this part of their story does seems to be a happy ending, but it also leads to a whole nether chapter in their life in which may or may not be as happy. It's not necessarily their ending and it gives hope for them to prosper in the new neighborhood, but doesn't tell you if they will, only leaving you hoping they do..

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He has ideals that he thinks is right. One of those ideals is an all white neighborhood, and he did his normal thing where he gets money and offers they it to leave. It might just be routine to him.

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I feel like I relate to Mama the most, as I’m careful with and good at managing money.

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i feel like he thinks he is warning them and doesnt realize what hes doing -lydia

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I relate to her because she dreams big, and decides to try all these new things, and sometimes struggles with following through. people also judge some of her decisions because they just don't make sense to them.
-Harper Davis

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I believe that I am the most like Beneatha and Asagai. I pursue my dreams, but I don't want to be like the majority.

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Walter changes a lot through out the play, he changes mostly with his feeling like with the liquor store at first he was mad that nobody supported him. Then Walter was happy once he found out that mama would give him money to invest in the store. The he was mad when his friend ran off with the money. And now everyone likes him again because he agreed to move to the house.

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It depends I think that them taking the money and staying there makes them happy but also to other people it might not be

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I better home for her family and she could be happy when her family is happy.
Caleb Kaiser

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I think I relate to beneatha the most because we kind of have the same attitude and I think she could teach me to stand uop for what I want or belive in.
A'nya Nash

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Yes, I think that this story had somewhat of a happy ending. I think that since the family is pretty prideful and strong, they will be able to stand up to racial discrimination in the future.

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I think he does because he seemed pretty confident in himself when he would speak to others.

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I personally relate to her because of her wanting to willingly do something with her life. My biggest fear is waking up every morning and working a 9 to 5 job everyday.

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She could be satisfied where they lived, and be happy with the family. - matilyn

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his big dreams in the begging, and his will to keep trying, even if it's difficult- matilyn

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It signifies hope also.

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I think that the ending should have had more detail about the moving and what is was like when they moved because them moving into that neighborhood could have turned out good or bad.

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I think that the play could’ve ended with a bit about how they’re doing in the future, rather than ending so abruptly.

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That's the system of white supremacy. Keeping and purifying the neighborhoods and gentrifying the neighborhoods. If you let others in, there is no supremacy.  He benefits off of this.

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I think they are making do and moving on to an exciting new life change. Its a fresh start.

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She reached for the stars and had big goals for herself and didn't feel the need to fit into societys standards and she has a lot of ambitions. -selma

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There is never truly a happy ending unless you're in a fairy tale

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I think it is a happy ending because they are going to a new neighborhood and they are going to be able to see new things but it could also turn out to be a problem with the new neighbors. It is hard to tell because we didn't really get a lot of information. -selma

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I think he thought what he was doing was right because that was the way he grew up and he doesn't know any different.

gennie

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i would liked to hear about their first year living there and how they over came the racism and other stuff.
gennie