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A middle age White men acting as representative of the Clybourne Park Improvement Association, makes a very generous offer to buy the Youngers' (Walter Family) new home (in order to keep them from moving into Clybourne Park).

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Walter lee buddy friends

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The themes of poverty indeed translates to the movie as well as the book.

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David- Question 1: Do the themes of poverty translate from the Book to the movie?

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David- Question 1: Do the themes of poverty translate from the Book to the movie?

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I think yes, it does because we also could see how both books and movies have the same theme, mostly the theme is about money, family and provided. Also I think Racism is mostly shown in the movies then the book.

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Walter in book: tired of his job and wants to open a liquor shop for business and money

Walter in movie: same thing

Mama in book: wants a good place to live

Mama in movie: same morals

George in book: rich basic guy

george in movie: same thing more or less, not much intoduced at the current moment of post

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David- Question 2: Compare and contrast characters from the book to the movies. MAMA

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David- Question 2: Compare and contrast characters from the book to the movies. MAMA

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Well as we seen so far from the book and the movies so far is that, they are the exact same because we could see that both story is about money and trying to have a new life. For example, Walter MAMA didn't really care about the money at all, she was holding a 10,000 dollars check, Travis said "Godly you Rich" and yes she is rich, but she didn't really care about it though, she said 'give it to church or somewhere, i don't need it' This tell me a lot about the comparing to the book and to the movies as well because to the book as well, she didn't really need the money, all she want was to have a happy family.

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You could describe her as a hard working person and a sweet person

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rich and shallow (wants to marry beneatha but beneatha doesnt)

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Travis Grandma/ Walter and Beneatha mother

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Beneatha teacher and in relationship with her

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Walter sister

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what does this say about Walter personality is that he selfish and uncaring person. He wants to do more for his family but his dream of the liquor store in impairing that view. Basically the thing he doing in his life right now could be going down hill.

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David- L2 response: What does this say about Walter as a person? what kind of guy is he? 

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David- L2 response: What does this say about Walter as a person? what kind of guy is he? 

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what this say about Walter as a person is that he is unsatisfied with his life right now and he seem like want changes in his life and in my opinion he probably want the best for Travis as well because he probably doesn't want Travis to go through of a unsatisfied life when he grow up like Walter right now . And all  I think is that he desires is to be wealthy so he can support his family and achieve his dream. But it suck for him that he has not change yet, he still a selfish person though.

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The message is still valid today. There are many people who still have this mindset. You can still hear conversations about people being unsatisfied with their life everywhere

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Father

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the mom

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Son of Ruth and Walter