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1. I think the best option for the younger family individually, would be to take the money and not move into the home, this solution puts the Younger s free from danger that the racists who would probably incite onto the them if they are poked enough.

2. The American Dream, we can safely say has a lot more to do with keeping the groups that make up this nation divided either by being oppressed or being oppressive t those groups, like with White to Black Americans.

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What is the best option for the Youngers? Should they have taken the house or the money?

The best option in my eyes for the Youngers was to accept the money, but also try to negotiate the price as well. I feel like they must take advantage of the opportunity to gain back at least a big portion of the money lost or enough money to buy a better house. I feel like them leaving though maybe dishonoring to their pride, i think the issue is more about Travis and his safety due to him having to face racial discrimination being ostracized in a white dominated area

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5. The American dream in my opinion is the ability to advance oneself in the socioeconomic ladder and enjoy the fruits of ones labor. And the American dream was, in a way, achieved. The Younger's established their own domain. They created for themselves, the ability to enjoy a new lifestyle and perhaps provide a future for Travis that the Younger's didn't have before.
1. The best option in my opinion is for the Younger's to accept the money and continue their lives in a different area or return to their former apartment and allow Beneathea, who seems to be the most intelligent of the Younger's, and allow her to manage the rest of the money.
If Walter proposes another business venture, Beneathea would review and determine how feasible the business is.

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1. The best option for the Youngers would be to take the house. Money has only brought their family problems so I see more negatives than positives with putting more money into the hands of the Younger family.

2. I believe society creates circumstances which lead people to become villains and Walter was one of them. Society will never be easy on anyone, it will have its hardships but it isn't itself a villain, the person who blames society for their actions are. Walter had the same upbringing and suffering as not only his family but many black people during his time so his greed and selfishness is excusable. He is a villain because he made decisions solely on the focus of himself, bringing everyone down with him.

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1. What is the best option for the Youngers? Should they have taken the house or the money?
The best option for the Younger is to take the house because that way they can live a better life by living in a nicer and comfortable household.

2. Is Walter the villain? Or is it society?
I think that Walter can be somewhat a villain since he was only thinking about himself and didn't think about the consequences that his actions may bring. Although, he had good intentions he still messed up the family's future and not taken accountable their opinions since the family didn't agree in investing in the liquor store.

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1. The youngers shouldve took the money and moved to another neighborhood. For starters, they were already threatened by Lindner that if they were to move into that house that they would eventually regret since they arent wanted there. In addition, they have no extra money at all and they're gonna have to work twice as hard to pay for the house every month and I feel like it simply wouldn't have been worth it.

2. Walter in my opinion is lowkey the villain. He was being very selfish throughout the whole play. Yes, he did somewhat have good intentions in wanting to open up the liquor to provide for his family but he went about it in a really bad way. He also lost all of the extra money that the family had which destroyed them.

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Raisin in the sun wrap up discussion- Neil

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Raisin in the sun wrap up discussion- Neil

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3) Benethea seems to have ended up with the short stick due to the fact that her dream of becoming a doctor has not been accomplished. Part of the insurance Money that Walter lost was supposed to fund benethea's doctoral dream but now it is lost and they are moving away, so her dreams are now shattered. Her dreams were sacrificed  for Walters due to the fact that her dreams were not seen as important from the beginning since women during this time period werent expected to have such a big role in their homes and occupations.

2) Walter is definitely the villain in the story due to the fact that he lost the lump some amount of money that could have changed the youngers lives for the better. He tried to invest everything into his dreams without trying to at least supports benethea's which ultimately was his down fall. By supporting benethea's dream the whole family could have lived better lives later in their lives.

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1.) The best option for the Younger's would be to probably take the money since it would be more financially beneficial to them. It would make more sense in that time period since $10,00 is a lot of money. They could have brought another house that wouldn't cause them trouble in the neighborhood. Benethea could have still become a doctor and brought in a ton of money for herself and the family.
5.) To me the American Dream is just an idea and not an actual thing to try and achieve. Since it always deals with money which not everybody has the luxury of having.

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1. What is the best option for the Youngers? Should they have taken the house or the money?
The best option for the Youngers was to take the money because they were not going to able to afford the house and it was also located in a white neighborhood which was going to spark some conflict. Their best choice was to take the money and find a better place which they could afford and also a place where they could feel comfortable and safe.

2.Is Walter the villain? Or is it society?
I don't think that Walter is a victim neither that it is society's fault. I think it is a little bit of both because yes Walter took really stupid decisions and he crushed his sister's dream but he was a little bit pressured and forced to make a change in his life. Due to his family situations Walter felt desperate to find a way to help his family out.

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2. Walter is a villain and it had nothing to do with society because nothing forced him to take the actions that he did. He did everything to try to cut corners to make quick money, this has nothing to do with society because there are people (people of color) who make it in life without cutting corners. Walter was being greedy.
3. The major reason why Benethea got the short end of the stick is because of the time period. Women are not seen as more than a nurse so for her try to be a doctor is something that people do not think she can or should do it. Also the order of the family, Mama is always on Walter side not matter what so Benethea never have support. She always have to sit and take the things that her family say.