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The book and the movie are very similar, characters and in the themes as well. The theme dreams is shown in Fences when Cory tells his parents that he wants to play football, but Troy is being selfish and over protective and holding him back form doing so. This relates to RITS when Walter tells Beneatha that she isn't going to become a doctor and should worry about finding a man with money to marry. To Troys does not want Corey to become a football player, because he does realize that time has changed and that Corey could be treated fairly on the football team. Troy doesn't want either of his sons to be like him, he doesn't want them in sports, he doesn't't want them picking up trash, he wants them to make a life for themselves. When Walter wanted to invest in the liquor store, no one thought it was a good idea, and everyone is holding him back, but he kept pushing, and it ended up costing him everything. Both the book and the movie have similar themes and situations and you tell that the characters are alike also.

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I believe the theme from Raisin in The Sun would be chasing your dreams. The reason why I chose dreams is, because the characters and especially the one I chose (Walter) have dreams that they want to accomplish. A quote that goes along with Walter and is dreams is “What’s the matter with you all! I didn’t make this world! It was give to me this way! Hell, yes, I want pearls ‘round my wife’s neck. Ain’t she supposed to wear no pearls? Somebody tell me—tell me, who decides which women is suppose to wear pearls in this world. I tell you am a man—and I think my wife should wear some pearls in this world!” p. 143

I believe this matches the theme best because it is telling about how, one of Walter's dreams is to be able to buy Ruth material things. Yet, everyone really has a dream, Mama and Ruth want a bigger house and Beneatha wants to become a doctor, and they are all trying to find ways to accomplish these dreams.

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The song the "Busted" by Ray Charles relates to Walter more then any other songs I know. When Ray says
"My bills are all due and the baby needs shoes and I'm busted"
This made me think of Walter immediately. The reason being is , because throughout the book, Walter is worried about how strapped he is with money and the problems his has been faced with paying them. Although he is trying his hardest to get his family out of that situation.

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Walter Lee is a 35 year-old man. misunderstood man. He currently works as a chauffeur through out the play. Walter is too worried about becoming rich and making a name for himself, that it a little too much for his own good. He wants to be able to provide material necessities and even luxuries for his wife Ruth and his family, but the way that he tries to go about that dream, is a little unrealistic.

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I believe that Walter is ambitious, the reason being is because he is trying everything he can so that he can to provide for his family. This is shown when Walter says "“You all always telling me to see life like it is. Well… I figured it out. Life just like it is. Who gets and who don’t get. Mama, you know it’s all divided up. Life is. Between the takers and the “tooken.”(p. 141, 142) He is telling Mama that he will do what ever it takes for him to get what he wants, and he would take any opportunity that was handed to him. He wanted to own a liquor store with his friend, and he believed, that through his business idea, he will suddenly accumulate all the money he will ever need. That obviously wasn't the case, but he kept pushing through out the book to find some way to get money for his family, and he never gave up.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUbhmtaXZRM

My bills are all due and the baby needs shoes and I'm busted
Cotton is down to a quarter a pound, but I'm busted
I got a cow that went dry and a hen that won't lay
A big stack of bills that gets bigger each day
The county's gonna haul my belongings away cause I'm busted.

I went to my brother to ask for a loan cause I was busted
I hate to beg like a dog without his bone, but I'm busted
My brother said there ain't a thing I can do,
My wife and my kids are all down with the flu,
And I was just thinking about calling on you 'cause I'm busted.

Well, I am no thief, but a man can go wrong when he's busted
The food that we canned last summer is gone and I'm busted
The fields are all bare and the cotton won't grow,
Me and my family got to pack up and go,
But I'll make a living, just where I don't know cause I'm busted.

I'm broke, no bread, I mean like nothing,

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Oh To Be Wealthy And Famous - by Francis Duggan

Oh to be wealthy and famous living in a big house by the sea
With a Rolls Royce in my garage of money worries quite free
Seen as a successful person with heaps of money to spend
Everyone would want to know me everyone would be my friend.

I could help the poor and needy for others I could do good
I could help you out then poor fellow instead of saying I would help you if I could
Money it speaks every language pity the poor and downtrod
Surely there is nothing greater than money the great paper god.

I could do wonders with money help those in dire poverty
Be an example to others to worthy causes donate generously
Instead I struggle for survival one of the poor of our Street
Life for me an uphill battle struggling for to make ends meet.

Oh to be wealthy and famous the wealthiest man in the Town
I could be generous with money help those financially down
Instead I am just a poor battler who would wish to be my friend
I who must be careful with money and count every dollar I spend?

I believe this poem goes with Walter, because it tells about how the person would have no worries if they were to be rich. I related this to Walter, because he is always saying that his life would be better if he was to have money to spend on his family and himself. So in this poem, they talk about helping others who are poor with the money they own, which if you want to think about, that is what Walter would do if he was to have money.

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This piece of art represents my character. The reason being is because since his world seems to revolve around money and materialistic things, it causes a lot of problems for him. There are so many things going on in Walter's head but he tries to focus on his family and the money, and not show them how hard it is hurtling him and his self image. He clearly shows that his family matters to him, but they don't always see what going on behind closed doors.  He dreams big things for his and his future, he's just trying to find a way to accomplish those dreams.

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I do sympathize for Walter a little. He is trying so hard to be the man of the house, and support his family. Yet, since he is 1) a young African American male and 2) was born into poverty, which these both play a huge factor into his plans. His main problem is that he doesn't know how to manage his money. Which causes the biggest problem in the book.

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A theme shown throughout the movie fences is love and sacrifice. The reason why is because Rose tells Troy that she dropped all her dreams and wishes, because she was so in love with him, but he didn't do the same. The sacrifice
part really come in when he betrayed Rose and cheated on her with this random woman named Alberta, and ended up getting her pregnant and having a baby girl. Then Corey threw his dreams of playing college football away, and ended up going to the Marines. All three of them made some big decision that costed them.