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1: yes because in the book they said it was a 2 bedroom but in the movie its a little bigger but its still poverty.

2: walter is the same in the book and movie hes just wants to be rich he thinks life is alll about money, the mom is the same in the book and movie shes very loud and yells a lot in the movie and shes the boss,

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I feel like book Ruth would have been wearing red but in the movie Ruth, they're in black and white,
-anny

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there were arguments about the new baby and the money of the grandmama -anny

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pushy and just wants what he sees
-anny

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“(Turning on him with a sharpness all her own) That money belongs to mama, Walter, and its for her to decide how she wants to use it. I don’t care if she wants to buy a house or a rocket ship or just nail it up somewhere and look for it. Its hers. Not ours – hers.”

L1 Question: Beneatha is talking to Walter. She is talking about how the check that mama gets is hers and not theirs. She says this because Walter wants to use this money to invest in his own business.

L2 Question: This quote implies that Beneatha thinks that the check belongs to mama and not anyone else. She believes that even if what mama decides to do with the money is stupid, it's still ultimately her money and decision. She says this because Walter believes the check is theirs as well because Big Walter was their father.

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“(Turning on him with a sharpness all her own) That money belongs to mama, Walter, and its for her to decide how she wants to use it. I don’t care if she wants to buy a house or a rocket ship or just nail it up somewhere and look for it. Its hers. Not ours – hers.” 

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“(Turning on him with a sharpness all her own) That money belongs to mama, Walter, and its for her to decide how she wants to use it. I don’t care if she wants to buy a house or a rocket ship or just nail it up somewhere and look for it. Its hers. Not ours – hers.” 

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L1 Question: Beneatha is talking to Walter. She is talking about how the check that mama gets is hers and not theirs. She says this because Walter wants to use this money to invest in his own business.

L2 Question: This quote implies that Beneatha thinks that the check belongs to mama and not anyone else. She believes that even if what mama decides to do with the money is stupid, it's still ultimately her money and decision. She says this because Walter believes the check is theirs as well because Big Walter was their father.

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What theme does this quote most closely connect to? Does it hint at what the artist is saying through that quote?  (page 36)

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What theme does this quote most closely connect to? Does it hint at what the artist is saying through that quote?  (page 36)

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Family and money and yes because she(the mom) is telling him(the dad) about how it was the grandma's money and how she can do whatever with it because well, it's hers -anny

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Najae what does tis say about the characters personality,their values and motivations

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Najae what does tis say about the characters personality,their values and motivations

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i believe that poeple may have to defar or put off realizing their dreams later time they can still make their dreams a reality

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What does this say about the character's personality, their values and motivations? 

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What does this say about the character's personality, their values and motivations? 

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This shows that Walter is sick of living in poverty, and wants more for him and his family. It also tells us that his son, Travis, is a motivation for him. I think this expresses that Walter is someone who has a lot of dreams.

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What does this say about the character's personality, their values and motivations? 

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What does this say about the character's personality, their values and motivations? 

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his personality is that he is someone who looks at reality, his values is family and money and his motivation is getting a good life and money -anny

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How do we feel about this idea from 1959? Is Hansberry's message still valid? 

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How do we feel about this idea from 1959? Is Hansberry's message still valid? 

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Yes, I believe her message is still valid. For example, there are more black people suffering from poverty compared to white people/other races in 2022. This shows that things haven't really changed since 1959.

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How do we feel about this idea from 1959? Is Hansberry's message still valid?

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How do we feel about this idea from 1959? Is Hansberry's message still valid?

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maybe upsetting because what Walter is saying is that he doesn't have a lot of money and all he just has to give to his son is how rich the other white people are and for Hansberry message is yes because her message is about overcoming -anny