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It's a Friday morning at the Younger's apartment in Chicago.
Little Travis at ten years, asked Ruth (mom) if he can have fifty cents for school. She said no, but when he asked Walter (dad), and  he got the fifty cents. His dad ended up giving him a whole dollar.
Travis left and Ruth and Walter starts to discuss money. Walter wants to open a liqueur store but Ruth want to get a doctor education.
Walter had to go to work so he left.
They waiting for a check for $10.000 and they only have the money to get one of their wishes.
Ruth's sister Beneatha lives in the apartment too. She is still trying to figure out what he want to do in live and she's trying to find a husband but is struggling.
The grandma lena lives there too and is really religious, but is too old for their problems. She said that she was too old to have a dream come true.

End of act I, scene I

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It's a Saturday morning and the younger family is waiting exited for the money to come.
Travis is running outside, messing with a rat and Asagai from Africa is in the apartment.
Walter came home right after the money with the $10.000 came to the apartment. Everyone was so excited except grandma, that got reminded of her husband.
The money gave everyone thoughts about what they wanted to spend them on, but still they can't.
The money only seems to make problems.

End of act I, scene II

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It's later the same day Beneatha was dancing and Walter came in the door drunk and everyone in the family is having a good time, screaming words in Nigerian while they make fun of Asagai.
George came by to get Beneatha but said what she needed to change what she was wearing.
Walter and George argued.
Mama comes back and interrupts Ruth and Walter. She tells them that she bought them a house, but Walter get's mad at Mama and accuses Mama of destroying his dream.

End of Act II, scene I

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A few weeks later everyone are packing their stuff when their neighbor Mrs. Johnson comes by and starting to talk about how happy she is for them to move, but warn them and tell them that it was a bad idea because they moved to a white neighbor hood and white and Black people shouldn't live next to each other.
Later Walter talk about how he's feeling and how it is for him were Mama understand and it let the weight from his shoulder go away.
Travis comes in to say goodnight but Walter end Travis end up talking about the future.

End of Act II, scene II

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One week later, moving day Mama, Beneatha and Ruth are talking, when a white man (Lindner) knocks on the door.
Walter comes in and him and Lindner talks. Lindner tells him that they shouldn't move to the neighbor hood, because they were African Americans and didn't belonged in a white neighbor hood. He kicks Lindner out of the apartment.
They start talking about what they wanted to bring to the house, suddenly when Bobo is standing in the hallway alone. Walter ask where Willy is, and Bobo tells that he ran away with the money instead of putting them in the bank, so now the family have lost $3500.
Mama was disappointed because Walter took the money for beneatha's education too.

End of Act II, scene III

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A hour later. Asagai is in the apartment with Beneatha. They are talking about the money and Beneatha told him how sad she is because they were gone. Asagai told her that it wasn't even her money to begin with so she had nothing to be sad about.
Walter went for at job interview at US-steel. And Ruth was still in a bad mood.
Mama came in and said that they need to call the moving men and tell them not to come.
Walter walks in and tell that he has an appointment about the house.
He was going to get the money back from the house and use the money for the liquor store, so he could start gathering up money so he could buy some good stuff for his family.
Lindner came over at Mama wanted Travis to watch what was going on.
But Walter ended up keeping the house and now they had to move.

End of Act III, scene I