This brings tension to the family, when they all have a different opinion on how the check should be spent. As Walter Lee insists on the check to be invested in a liquor store with his two other friends Bobo and Willy Harris, Beneatha has other plans as well as Mama. This brings conflict and anger towards Walter Lee and Beneatha. Although Ruth doesn’t insist on how the check should be spent she mentions to Mama that she should take a vacation, and leave the city. When Mama explains to the family that she has gave down payment to buy a house in Clybourne Park, an entirely white neighborhood; Walter Lee had a strong opinion and felt betrayed when his own family did not what to support his investment in the liquor store. Mama reacted in a generous way giving Walter Lee what was left of the money ($ 6,500) explaining to him how he should be in charge of the family. Mama explained to Walter Lee how part of that money would go to Beneatha’s medical school, but they soon realized that Walter Lee had invested all 6,500 in the liquor store. When Bobo went to inform Walter Lee that Willy Harris had run off with their investment money, we see the reaction of all four family members including Walter Lee’s frightened reaction. As Walter Lee find’s a way to gain the money that was lost, he remembers Mr. Lindner a man who was sent from Improvement Associations to offer the Youngers money in return for them not to move into their new home in Clybourne Park. Although Walter Lee invites Mr. Lindner over to discus the money, Walter Lee encounters redemption, therefore, explains to Mr. Lindner that his family has come from proud people and continues to explain that they would not accept the
This brings tension to the family, when they all have a different opinion on how the check should be spent. As Walter Lee insists on the check to be invested in a liquor store with his two other friends Bobo and Willy Harris, Beneatha has other plans as well as Mama. This brings conflict and anger towards Walter Lee and Beneatha. Although Ruth doesn’t insist on how the check should be spent she mentions to Mama that she should take a vacation, and leave the city. When Mama explains to the family that she has gave down payment to buy a house in Clybourne Park, an entirely white neighborhood; Walter Lee had a strong opinion and felt betrayed when his own family did not what to support his investment in the liquor store. Mama reacted in a generous way giving Walter Lee what was left of the money ($ 6,500) explaining to him how he should be in charge of the family. Mama explained to Walter Lee how part of that money would go to Beneatha’s medical school, but they soon realized that Walter Lee had invested all 6,500 in the liquor store. When Bobo went to inform Walter Lee that Willy Harris had run off with their investment money, we see the reaction of all four family members including Walter Lee’s frightened reaction. As Walter Lee find’s a way to gain the money that was lost, he remembers Mr. Lindner a man who was sent from Improvement Associations to offer the Youngers money in return for them not to move into their new home in Clybourne Park. Although Walter Lee invites Mr. Lindner over to discus the money, Walter Lee encounters redemption, therefore, explains to Mr. Lindner that his family has come from proud people and continues to explain that they would not accept the