Answer to Question #283159 in English for Asjadh

Question

A Raisin in the Sun

Analysis (2-3 sentences: why is this quote important? What does this tell us about Walter? How does this affect his relationships with his family?)

Analysis (2-3 sentences: why is this quote important, what do we learn about Walter in this scene, how does this affect his marriage and relationship with his mother?)

Concluding sentence:

Answer 1

Walter is seen as an ambitious man with good future plans for his family. Having those dreams about his family makes them have hopes in the future and makes them have a strong relation with his wife.

Walter seemed adamant on what he wants and this makes him not to listen to the others and he only wants them to support his decision. His decision that finally backfires ruins his marriage as there is no hope in future because what was their hope is now gone completely. He is also not in good terms with the mother after the incident.

Conclusion

The play is about an African American family experiencing conflicts due to different ideas and ambitions in life. Their dreams finally die after the money invested gets lost in the liquor business.