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A trait that goes with Walter is that his is passionate about his dreams and what he values in life.
Quote: “What you need me to say you done right for? You the head of this family. You run our lives like you want to. It was your money and you did what you wanted with it. So what you need me to say it was all right for? So you butchered up a dream of mine—you—who always talking ‘bout your children’s dreams.” P. 94,95.
How this quote relates to Walter's character trait is because when he found out he wasn't getting the money to start his business. This is important because Walter was looking forward to getting some of the money for the liquor store business. This also shows how he's passionate because he was hurt a lot when Mama didn't give him any money. He used the word "butchered" to described his dream after Mama didn't give him any of the money.

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Another trait that describes Walter is that he is never content for the life he has but what he can have.
Quote:   “Man say to his woman: I got me a dream. His woman say: Eat your eggs. Man say: I got to take hold of this here world, baby! And a woman will say: Eat your eggs and go to work. Man say: I got to change my life, I’m choking to death, baby! And his woman say – Your eggs is getting cold!” page 33,34
This quote is important and relates to the trait because Walter has a dream to be better than he his currently, but Ruth wants him to just eat his eggs and shut up about it. He is also saying he has nobody supporting him with his dream which makes him want the dream even more. Ruth doesn't want to listen to Walter's dreams because she thinks he should be fine with the job and life he has now. Although Walter doesn't want to settle for a life he knows could be better.

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My personal opinion on Walter is that I agree with him and his beliefs. His dream to own a liquor store and not settle for a life that could be better is something that I carry personally. I agree with the pain he had when his dream was crushed by not getting the insurance money to start the business.  In my opinion Walter is right for dreaming bug and trying to get more than he already has out of life. i believe everyone should think like that.

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What I like about this artwork that relates to Walter that the different colors and message this painting is sending. What i'm getting from this image is that the dark colors and cracks is showing something bad happening, but the kids painting the words is as if they preserved and are working for their dream. How this relates to Walter is because he was never satisfied to be where he's at so he worked to try and achieve his dream until he knew it was impossible for him to get there.

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This poem relates to Walter being passionate about chasing his dreams because he never gave up on his dream even when people wanted him to stop trying to reach for it. In the poem it says "Fly away with your dreams even if you can't cope" what this means is that if you can't deal with certain things, use your dreams to captivate that feeling that won't go away. Walter hated his job and the house he lived so he used his dreams to help him cope with the bad feelings. What it's also saying is that our dreams is what keeps us going everyday.

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Don't Stop Believin'- Journey
Lyrics- "Working hard to get my fill, Everybody wants a thrill"
"Don't stop believin', Hold on to the feeling."

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These lyrics from the song "Don't Stop Believin'" relate and go with Walter. The quote "Working hard to get my fill, Everybody wants a thrill" goes with him because he worked hard to try and achieve his dream and when Mama gave him part of the insurance money the family was expecting big things from him with the business. Then the quote "Don't stop believin, hold on to the feeling" relates to Walter when the early stages and ideas of the company when the family thought he should just give up on his dream.

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Post 8- Raisin in the Sun/Fences Comparison 

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Post 8- Raisin in the Sun/Fences Comparison 

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In the plays, "Raisin in the Sun and Fences" show great similarities in themes. The time period in which both plays took place was the same time era.  Both families had dreams they wanted in their life, but because of financial issues they couldn't afford them. A theme you could connect between both plays is that, Just because you may not be in the right position for your dreams, doesn't mean you should give on it. In the play fences, Troy's wife gave up her dreams and lowering her expectations for Troy. Beneatha wanted to be a Doctor, and as a woman a Doctor was a very unusual "dream" for them. Despite the harsh feedback she got from people she still was determined to be a Doctor. In both plays, the families were somehow hit with a conflict within the family. In Fences, Troy came out and confessed he cheated on his wife, which changed everything in the rest of the play. In Raisin in the Sun Walter said he lost all of the Insurance money, which impeded the chances of Beneatha going to Medical school, and had the possibility of buying the house they bought back.