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The color that represents Walter.

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Visual representation of the metaphor of Walters life.

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I believe Walter could be represented by the color red as it symbolizes passion and perseverance which he shows in his aspirations for setting up offices and his desire to support his family.
“You wouldn’t understand yet,son, but your daddy’s gonna make a business transaction... a business transaction that’s gonna change our lives.” (Hansberry, 2.2.115)

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Walter could be represented by the metaphor “Life is like a box of chocolates.. you never know what you’re gonna get.” since he was surprised by his mother with money enabling him to have a chance at the life he desires.
“It ain’t much, but it’s all I got in the world and i’m putting it in your hands. I’m telling you to be the head of the family now like you’re supposed to be.” (Hansberry, 2.2.101)

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Walter is very headstrong and prideful. He wants his family to rely on him and see that he is dependable.
“You just name it son... and I hand you the world!” (Hansberry, 2.2.134)

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Represents Walters stubborn and strong personality as the head of the family.

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Image that depicts the emotional connection that Mama and Walter showed in this scene.

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Travis dream job that Walter disapproves of as he believes he can do better and more.

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Walter’s connection with his mother affects his outlook on how his other familial relationships should be as his mother loves him very much and does whatever she can to help him such as giving him money.
“There ain’t nothing as precious to me... There ain’t nothing worth holding onto, money, dreams, nothing else- if it means- if it means it’s going to destroy my boy.” ( Hansberry, 2.2.98)

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Walter believes that in order to be looked upon as successful you have to have a certain kind of job which is why he disagrees with Travis wanting to be a bus driver showing his view of success.
“A what? Man, that ain’t nothing to want to be!” (Hansberry, 2.2.112)