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Mama and Ruth fought over money, since Mama was making all the money, but Ruth didn't want to except the money even know Mama had the money and wanted to help out and have her skip work since she's sick. Ruth wouldn't agree. "I'll just call her up and say you got the flu-"(43)

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Beneatha and Walter fight over the money because they both aspire to do different things with their money. .

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Mama and Ruth were arguing over if they should invest in the liquor store.
Mama: "What done got into you, girl? Walter Lee done finally sold you on investing"

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Beneatha and Mama fought over money, since mama made thousands of dollars and said he wou

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mama: wheres your robe?
Beneatha: In the cleaners
mama: well go get mine and put it on
Beneatha: im not cold honest
mama: but you look skinny
Beneatha; MAMA IM NOT COLD
why are they fighting over looking skinnny, being skinny is ok

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Beneatha and Walter fight over the money because they have different dreams about what to do with the money. They fight over it because Walter said "He was my father too!!" The money is insurance money left behind after their father died, but it was left to mama and neither of them.

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Walter repeatedly complains about how his wife restricts him from doing what he wants to do, and is holding him back from his dreams. "I say: I got to change my life... his woman say - your eggs is getting cold (22)."

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Walter complains about how all his wife does is complains when she should be building her husband up.  That is a conflict between  "colored" husbands and wives.

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Walter complains about how all his wife does is complains when she should be building her husband up.  That is a conflict between  "colored" husbands and wives.

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Walter keeps makes comments to Ruth about being a colored women and criticizing her character. "that is just what is wrong with the colored women in this world.."(34)

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Walter complains about the fact that colored women "Don't understand about building their men up and making 'em feel like they somebody" (34). Meanwhile Ruth thinks that they need to pay more attention to their current situation and not on big endeavors and projects for the future. Why can't they both support each other and have to fight so much?

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Anybody who talks to me has got to be a good for nothing
loudmouth, ain't he? And what you know about who
is just a good-for-nothing loudmouth? Charlie Atkin was just
a "good-for-nothing loudmouth" too, wasn't he! When he
wanted me to go in the dry-cleaning business with him. And
now—he's grossing a hundred thousand a year. A hundred thousand
dollars a year! You still call him a loudmouth!
RUTH (bitterly): Oh, Walter Lee . . .
She folds her head on her arms over the table.
WALTER (rising and coming to her and standing over her): You
tired, ain't you? Tired of everything. Me, the boy
why did she not let him go into the laundry business after it started, does she still hate the guy?

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Ruth and Walter disagree over money, and Walter seems to be criticizing Ruth's frugality when he gives Travis the money for school.   "Ruth watches both of them with murder in her eyes.  Walter stands  and stares back at her with defiance."  (31) Why do they have these different views on how to spend their money?