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I do think that the ending was happy.

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I think it is a happy ending. They stood up for themselves and moved into the house they wanted. They didn't back down for a little bit of money. I think there is hope for the Younger family with do well in their neighbor hood. They might get some pushback but they are good people who will be good neighbors and hopefully good friends to the people around them.

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I think that he does believe what hes doing is right. Although his opinion is extremely racist, it is his opinion and it wouldn't be his opinion if he didn't believe it. No one is a villain in their own story. - Drew

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I think that he does believe what hes doing is right. Although his opinion is extremely racist, it is his opinion and it wouldn't be his opinion if he didn't believe it. No one is a villain in their own story. - Drew

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I think that the ending is pretty happy, they moved into a new house. There is some hope for the Youngers, but it isn't likely that they won't face any problems with the people living there.

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I think that the ending is pretty happy, they moved into a new house. There is some hope for the Youngers, but it isn't likely that they won't face any problems with the people living there.

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I think the character I relate to the most is Beneatha because she wants to be a doctor and so do I. I think that we can all learn proudness and perseverance form all of the characters though.

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Walter goes through some development during the play, he's less focused on his own needs. At first I didn't like him because of him putting his own ambitions before the needs of others. However, he grew out of that and I like him more now.

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In the beginning, Walter was focused on getting his liquor store after he got the $10,000 dollars from Mama. In the end, after the money was gone, he focuses on his family. He accepts that the new house it happening, and he is happy that it is. I personally never really liked Walter, and I still don't at the end of the book.

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I think he believes that what he's doing in right. He knows that people will not want them in the community and I think he himself doesn't want them there. He expects people do be against it and he wants to prevent it. He's just giving into the systemic racism. 

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I think he believes that what he's doing in right. He knows that people will not want them in the community and I think he himself doesn't want them there. He expects people do be against it and he wants to prevent it. He's just giving into the systemic racism. 

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To Ruth the new house means a better life for her family. Travis would have a room to sleep in not sleeping on the couch anymore. It also means that Ruth will not have to get rid of her baby because they will have enough space to have a new person in the house. It also means that her relationship with Walter might get better because they will not be in a tiny cramped space.

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Walter turns from an irritable man with dead set values to someone who had a change of heart. I didn't really like him a whole lot throughout the play, but at least he's gotten better.

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In the beginning of the play, Walter was pretty much a complicated character; ruined, and had no hope for anything else to go right. As the play went on though, Walter definitely changed and became more confident in himself and that's shown towards the end, where he stands with his family and choosed to move into their new home, regardless of what one of the people in their new neighborhood said they should do. What he did at the end really changed my view on him because it showed that although he was broken down, he still got right back up and stood with his family like he should as a father and husband. (Lennox)

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I think he does believe he is doing the right thing because at the end his kind of like warning them at the end when he "I hope you know what your getting into". So, I think he felt like he was protecting them because of what he said.

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I think he does believe he is doing the right thing because at the end his kind of like warning them at the end when he "I hope you know what your getting into". So, I think he felt like he was protecting them because of what he said.

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Walter goes from being reckless and selfish with the money, to deciding to stay in the neighborhood when they could take the money and leave. 

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Walter goes from being reckless and selfish with the money, to deciding to stay in the neighborhood when they could take the money and leave. 

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I think that Karl Linder believed that what he was doing was right because he didn't seem to be sorry about it either times that he brought it up. The second time even when they announced that they would be moving in, he seemed to be a little angry.

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Yes, I think he believes what he's doing is right. The neighborhood probably had a meeting and chose him to represent them. He might've thought that he was doing the Youngers a favor by telling them that they wouldn't fit in, but he had racist intentions behind that.

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To Mama the new house signifies what she's been wanting for a long tine and finally has. Her moving into the house is basically her finding peace and happiness as well as a place to continue supporting her family, though this was it's comfortable.

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I think that there definitely is hope for them. They may face a bit of resistance at first, but this takes place in the 1950s which is when the Civil Rights Movement starts. They are doing things rarely done before and I think with all the positive changes for African Americans happening around this time, they'll be alright.

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i think the ending is happy. yes there will be challenges and disagreements with neighbors, They got to a better neighborhood and bigger house making everyone more comfortable in the new house

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To Travis the new house signifies a new beginning. His own room and space to grow. Privacy and comfort.

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for rose it means a new life, or a fresh start

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I think Karl Lindner is somewhere in between. I don't think he fully believes what he's doing is the right thing, but I think it's more out of fear. He seems to be scared of trouble stirring up caused by the racism within the community.

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I think that the ending was a happy one, and although they're bound to face more hardships, I think they'd feel much better being in their new home than their old one.

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The new house brought Ruth happiness, the way she reacted when momma had announced that she bought a house was way more celebratory than the rest. I am not so sure what the new house means to her but I feel that she saw is as a new beginning or that they're finally getting somewhere financially.  - Tomas, Aracely

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The new house brought Ruth happiness, the way she reacted when momma had announced that she bought a house was way more celebratory than the rest. I am not so sure what the new house means to her but I feel that she saw is as a new beginning or that they're finally getting somewhere financially.  - Tomas, Aracely

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I think he thinks it's wrong. While he does make a few comments showing that he thinks it's right, there was one comment that made me think otherwise. He said "While if you're final about it, there is nothing more for me to say." This shows that he didn't want to push back on it and make them change their mind.

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I believe it was a happy ending, but whether or not they will prosper in their new neighborhood is iffy because it was clear that the neighborhood didn't want them there.

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To Walter the new house signifies new beginnings and a chance for everyone to forget (or at least forgive him) for losing all the rest of their money. It also signifies keeping his pride by not taking the money that Lindner was offering them

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At the start of the play Walter was selfish, and only believe that his liquor store was the only thing that mattered. While at the of my play Walter starts to care more about family instead of his liquor story and starts to  be supportive of his sister's dream of being a doctor. So, my feelings have changed about him because I use to think of him as a bully and just doesn't care about his family, but now I think of him as a better person.

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At the start of the play Walter was selfish, and only believe that his liquor store was the only thing that mattered. While at the of my play Walter starts to care more about family instead of his liquor story and starts to  be supportive of his sister's dream of being a doctor. So, my feelings have changed about him because I use to think of him as a bully and just doesn't care about his family, but now I think of him as a better person.

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The ending was a happy one and I think there is hope that they'll prosper in their new neighborhood.

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In the beginning Walter was more focused on making a name for himself and being economically stable, it was mostly just selfish wants which made him an unlikable person but at the very end he seems to have realized that past generation have helped get to where he is now. He realizes that the house was a tribute to his father because it was bought with his fathers money. 

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In the beginning Walter was more focused on making a name for himself and being economically stable, it was mostly just selfish wants which made him an unlikable person but at the very end he seems to have realized that past generation have helped get to where he is now. He realizes that the house was a tribute to his father because it was bought with his fathers money. 

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I think that not only was the ending happy, but the determination that the family showed at the end gave a lot of hope for them to do well in the new neighborhood. - Drew

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I think that not only was the ending happy, but the determination that the family showed at the end gave a lot of hope for them to do well in the new neighborhood. - Drew

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I think that he is so caught up in his own prejudices that he thinks he's protecting the neighborhood and doing it a favor. He was raised racist and when the belief is only enforced by everything he sees around him, how is he supposed to think otherwise.

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I believe that he doesn't think he's doing the right thing. He's know this segregation his whole life and he's just trying to maintain it which is human nature, and he's not being that mean about it. I think at some point in like 20 or 30 years, he'll probably just realize that it was a mistake, but at the moment he believes it's right.

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I feel like for Linder, he just doesn't know anything else. This doesn't at all mean that his behavior is ok, it just means that not liking African Americans was how he grew up. He spent his whole life learning that African Americans were less than him and to not be around them.

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I relate the most to Mama. I think that she could teach me how to garden and I would like to tell her that I agree with her that it is extremely important to love people when they are going through a hard time because that is when they need the support the most.

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In some ways, I feel like I can relate to Travis, which is odd, since he barley had a part, but he's more of a follower than a leader. He was a peaceful presence to everyone in the house and never really exchanged angry words with another character.

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I think the ending to the play was a happy one as they finally are getting out of their small, cramped little house and into one much bigger and with more room. Although they were told by Mr. Lindner that they shouldn't move there, they chose to anyway and I think the family will have their ups and downs in their new neighborhood. Ups being more space, new friends, and even help from friendly neighbors. Downs would probably be racism, harassment, and vandalising of their property by the people of their new neighborhood.(Lennox)

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I think I relate to Ruth the most because she seems to not really have any big dreams for life, she just takes her days in stride. She seems to care for her family and want what is best for them. Something I might like to say to Ruth is to care for yourself to because if you only care for others you will be drained quickly.

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I relate the most to Benetha, I don't relate to her a lot, but its more then the other characters. She stands up for herself, and she is her own person. If she had to teach me something it would be to not care what others think.

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i think he belives its right. Thats what he is used to and he does not like change. He think thats ethical and thats the enviorment he was around. So its not really his fault but he isnt open minded so it kinda is.

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I think he believes its right because he is bringing the message.

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Yes, I think he believes he's in the right, and doesn't see the harm he's doing by going along with the racist beliefs of others