Bobo comes to the house and gives Walter the bad news and he doesn’t take it very well an began acting psychotic until he saw Mama heard what happened and he was being very untruthful by omission and felt really guilty with what he did. This is the point of the book where he finally opened min up and realized everything that has been going on. Walter got a snap of reality and then he understood what he had in life and how he wasn’t going to have more than that. Walter acted so crazy that he went out to Mr. Lindner and told him to come down because they were going to accept the money offer from the neighbors of Clybourne Park. Also so that they can sign the official documents and not worry about that house anymore and at least gets some of the money back that he lost was the idea he had. The only reason he was doing this was because everything in life and everything around him was crumbling right in front of his eyes. He even stopped going to work for a little while and was at the verge of losing that job also. He needed something positive in his life that can compliment all the recent negatives he has had present. This is when he realizes everything that has happened and is beginning to “roll the tape” and replay his recent days. He realized how stubborn he was and believed that he ruined it for his family and also for his sister. She had some money that was going to her studies so that she can become a doctor because that’s what she wanted to be at first. He took her chances away from her because a self mistake that could’ve jeopardized their entire family. The worst part about Walter “waking up” is that the money he gave away was the money his father had worked for and earned for his family for years. He had worked heavy hours and worked through everything so that the insurance could have been possible. Mama was extremely mad because she saw her husband come home tired day in and
Bobo comes to the house and gives Walter the bad news and he doesn’t take it very well an began acting psychotic until he saw Mama heard what happened and he was being very untruthful by omission and felt really guilty with what he did. This is the point of the book where he finally opened min up and realized everything that has been going on. Walter got a snap of reality and then he understood what he had in life and how he wasn’t going to have more than that. Walter acted so crazy that he went out to Mr. Lindner and told him to come down because they were going to accept the money offer from the neighbors of Clybourne Park. Also so that they can sign the official documents and not worry about that house anymore and at least gets some of the money back that he lost was the idea he had. The only reason he was doing this was because everything in life and everything around him was crumbling right in front of his eyes. He even stopped going to work for a little while and was at the verge of losing that job also. He needed something positive in his life that can compliment all the recent negatives he has had present. This is when he realizes everything that has happened and is beginning to “roll the tape” and replay his recent days. He realized how stubborn he was and believed that he ruined it for his family and also for his sister. She had some money that was going to her studies so that she can become a doctor because that’s what she wanted to be at first. He took her chances away from her because a self mistake that could’ve jeopardized their entire family. The worst part about Walter “waking up” is that the money he gave away was the money his father had worked for and earned for his family for years. He had worked heavy hours and worked through everything so that the insurance could have been possible. Mama was extremely mad because she saw her husband come home tired day in and