Beneatha Analysis
The relationship after the check gets worse; Walter wants the money to invest in a liquor store. At this time, Beneatha is afflicted by the wealth considering that she would like it for her education. She claims her mother can do whatever she wants with the money, as if she has her mom’s best concern at heart. Explaining to Walter, how the money belongs to their mother and she can decide on how it will be used. The family is very dependent on the money, they conjured a plan on how they would spend it, first making a down payment on a house in a primarily white neighborhood, and putting away some money for Beneatha medical school education. With this being said, Walter decides to invest all the money in a liquor store with two gentlemen of uncertain
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Money played a great role, due to everyone having different opinions on how to spend the money, and what to do with it. Along with those being selfish and wanting to spend the money on their personal needs. Beneath did have a right to be upset at her brother, but she needed to understand that his intentions were good. He invested the money to make more, he thought money would solve everyone’s problems, not knowing it could do the opposite, make it worse. The cause of this made Walter loses his pride as a man, and his sister only made him feel worse, when his heart was in the right place. Even mama told Beneath she needs to show her brother love during his time of need instead of bashing him. Expressing to her how she is putting her own selfish concerns over her sibling weakened pride. She encourages her daughter to let go of her hateful rage and display love towards her brother. Mama wishes that her daughter can show love towards her brother by cause of wanting to bring her family together and repair the damages the prejudice world has created for them. Though the family takes pride in their victory of showing they have morals, by Walter not accepting Mr. Lidner’s deal, things still don't look quite well for the relationship of Beneath and Walter, since he insisted she married someone who has money presenting that he has not overcome the understanding that finances
Money played a great role, due to everyone having different opinions on how to spend the money, and what to do with it. Along with those being selfish and wanting to spend the money on their personal needs. Beneath did have a right to be upset at her brother, but she needed to understand that his intentions were good. He invested the money to make more, he thought money would solve everyone’s problems, not knowing it could do the opposite, make it worse. The cause of this made Walter loses his pride as a man, and his sister only made him feel worse, when his heart was in the right place. Even mama told Beneath she needs to show her brother love during his time of need instead of bashing him. Expressing to her how she is putting her own selfish concerns over her sibling weakened pride. She encourages her daughter to let go of her hateful rage and display love towards her brother. Mama wishes that her daughter can show love towards her brother by cause of wanting to bring her family together and repair the damages the prejudice world has created for them. Though the family takes pride in their victory of showing they have morals, by Walter not accepting Mr. Lidner’s deal, things still don't look quite well for the relationship of Beneath and Walter, since he insisted she married someone who has money presenting that he has not overcome the understanding that finances