Beneatha has a facetious personality and big actions that help make up the play. Beneatha is Mama’s daughter and Walter’s sister. In the play, Beneatha has a few visitors; Joseph Asagai and George Murchison. Both of those men have a certain affection towards Beneatha, but she is not dating neither of them nor interested. George is viewed negatively, “he’s – he’s so shallow,” and Beneatha only views Joseph as a friend. When Joseph come to visit Beneatha, he brings her a gift; Nigerian robes. After receiving the robes, Beneatha wears them and cuts her hair to look more like a “Nigerian woman.” When George comes to visit, she acts senseless; shouting unusual things, “OCOMOGOSIAY!” She acts like this to the point where George does not know what to think. When Mama gets the ten thousand dollar insurance check, Beneatha hopes that some of it will help her schooling. She thinks that since she is Mama’s daughter, she should get some of the money. Beneatha has wanted to go to medical school for a while. She “needs” the money to go towards getting her Doctorate degree. As the family is talking about what they are going to do with the money, they had addressed that Beneatha could use the money, “to be a
Beneatha has a facetious personality and big actions that help make up the play. Beneatha is Mama’s daughter and Walter’s sister. In the play, Beneatha has a few visitors; Joseph Asagai and George Murchison. Both of those men have a certain affection towards Beneatha, but she is not dating neither of them nor interested. George is viewed negatively, “he’s – he’s so shallow,” and Beneatha only views Joseph as a friend. When Joseph come to visit Beneatha, he brings her a gift; Nigerian robes. After receiving the robes, Beneatha wears them and cuts her hair to look more like a “Nigerian woman.” When George comes to visit, she acts senseless; shouting unusual things, “OCOMOGOSIAY!” She acts like this to the point where George does not know what to think. When Mama gets the ten thousand dollar insurance check, Beneatha hopes that some of it will help her schooling. She thinks that since she is Mama’s daughter, she should get some of the money. Beneatha has wanted to go to medical school for a while. She “needs” the money to go towards getting her Doctorate degree. As the family is talking about what they are going to do with the money, they had addressed that Beneatha could use the money, “to be a