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I put a picture of Hector, a giant, from the Amazing World of Gumball series to represent Travis' dream. This is because in one of the episodes Hector takes a potion that makes him small again because he wants to feel like everybody else.

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While Travis has not had much screen time as of yet in this play we can see his dreams portrayed in the beginning of the play. I believe that Travis' dream is to be like all the other kids in his class. Travis probably knows his family is not very wealthy and he wishes more than anything that he could be like all the other children at his school. This is why he always asks for money or offers to work after school to make some money. Winning the lottery drastically helps his dream's chance of coming true. I believe Travis' dream is reasonable because wanting to be equal to those around you is a natural feeling and equality is a factor of life that has drove countless African-Americans throughout history to achieve their goals. An obstacle I can already see in this characters future is the fact that Travis is not very powerful. Whatever he says may not be listened to just because of his age which could harm his chances. Another obstacle Travis has is the mixed opinions of his family over the money may make it so the money is not spent well so the family and Travis could go right back into poverty.

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"This is the morning we supposed to bring the fifty cents to school... teacher say we have to" (Act 1/Scene 1/ Page 10/Travis).

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I included this picture of Travis Scott's Rodeo album cover because one of the songs on the album is called "Impossible". In this song he says "I wish I could do the impossible". While Beneatha's goals are not impossible I believe it is representative of this because she has everything going against her in order to achieve this goal which would make it that much more significant if she does end up achieving it.

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Beneatha ambition is directed towards her goal of wanting to become a doctor and prove all of her doubters wrong. I approve of Beneatha's ambitions because I too have the same goal of going into the medical field. I think she is very ambitious and while it will be hard to achieve given the time period she lives in I don't think it is impossible. I believe if she keeps giving it her best effort and continues to do all she can to achieve her goal it can come true. On the downside however Beneatha is facing a seemingly endless list of obstacles to achieve this goal just because of her skin color and social class. On one hand she is going to be given less opportunities to succeed because she is African-American and on the other hand when she gets those opportunities she may not be able to afford them because of her social class and family wealth. On top of that she does not have much support from her own family and society around her. To conclude, I think it Beneatha's goals are achievable but are going to be incredibly difficult.

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"Why not? It makes just as much sense as disliking people 'cause they are poor, and lots of people do that" (Act 1/Scene 2/ Page 32/ Beneatha).

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I believe Mama represents authority because nothing happens with the money until she says so. In other words, she has complete control over the situation going on in the book right now.

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Mama is a very caring person from what we can see so far in A Raisin in the Sun we can see that she is rooted in her faith and shows love to everyone and everything around her. She cares for plants and one of her biggest dreams is to have a house with a garden full of plants she can care for. I believe this goal is highly achievable especially since she won the lottery because now she has enough money to make this dream come true. The only obstacle I see in Mama's future regarding the completion of this goal is the disagreement of the family on how to spend the money. However, a strength that Mama has to combat this obstacle is the mutual agreement of those around her that the money belongs to her therefore she can spend it however she likes.

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"Well, I always wanted me a garden like I used to see sometimes at the back of houses down home. This plant is close as I ever got to having one" (Act 1/Scene 1/ Page 35/Mama).

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I put this picture because Ruth shows love to all those around her. One of her biggest ambitions is to make her life better by having stronger relationships which she does by showing love to those around therefore I believe she symbolizes love which is why I put the Love Care Bear.

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In this passage we could see some of Ruth's inner thoughts. She wants healthy relationships with those around her including her husband Walter. She wants to support him even though he makes it incredibly hard to at times. I think her ambitions are just because it is healthy to want good relationships with those around you. Having healthy relationships will only make your life that much easier and supported. Some obstacles this character may face is the negativity of Walter which could harm her optimism towards supporting him through their journey in life together. A sad truth hiding as a blessing is that she has likely been mistreated her whole life so she has probably been able to gain thick skin against hurtful comments towards her. This could be a blessing in disguise because it is likely that she can be more resistant against Walter's negativity which could help her pursue her dream of a better relationship.

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"Honey, you never say nothing new. I listen to you every day, every night and every morning, and you never say nothing new. So you would rather be Mr. Arnold than be his chauffeur. So I would rather be living in the Buckingham Palace" (Act 1/Scene 1/Page 16/Ruth).

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I put a picture of a mad scientist because they believe they have the answer to something and will stop at nothing to achieve their goal of producing whatever it is they need to fix their problem.

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Walter brings forth his true reasons of why he wants to invest in the liquor store so badly. The way he sees it, the liquor store is a way to get his family out of poverty with a stable income that could supply the generations to come in the future. This ambition is realistic because a store is a company in itself that will keep paying back the owner until it is no longer successful. Some obstacles that we have already seen for Walter is the lack of support from those around him such as Ruth and Mama.

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"Well, you tell that to my boy tonight when you put him to sleep on the living room couch... Yeah and tell it to my wife, Mama, tomorrow when she has to go out of here to look after somebody else's kids. And tell it to me, Mama, every time we need a new pair of curtains, and I have to watch you go out and work in somebody's kitchen" (Act 1/Scene 2/Page 52/Walter).