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   Jul 5, 2024 · The relationship between Walter and Ruth in A Raisin in the Sun is strained but deeply rooted in love and shared dreams. Walter's frustration with his financial and social status...

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   Ruth, Walter's wife, is so exhausted from overwork that she too is unsympathetic to Walter's obsession with the money. Mama makes it clear that part of the check will go toward Beneatha's education in medical school.

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   Apr 24, 2016 · Answers 1. Walter desperately dreams of bettering his situation. Just the night before, Walter was up late talking and planning with friends. He wants to go into business with his friend Willy Harris, whom Ruth calls a "good-for-nothing loud-mouth."

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   As Mama tries to persuade Walter and Ruth to have a “civil” conversation, Walter and Ruth hurl insults at each other, with Walter shouting that Ruth was his “biggest mistake” as she exits and slams the bedroom door.

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   May 1, 2016 · Ruth and Walters relationship is strained. Walter projects all his self-loathing onto Ruth. She must carry the emotional and economic burden of Walter's many emotional issues. There is a little hope at the end of the play when Walter rejects Linder's offer: he cannot look weak in front of his son.

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   Feb 28, 2016 · Answers 1. Travis needs fifty cents for school, but Ruth refuses because she knows the family cannot spare the money. Travis offers to carry groceries in order to earn the money, but it is beginning to get cold outside, and Ruth is concerned for her son's health.

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   How does Ruth feel about Walter's overwork?

   • Ruth, Walter's wife, is so exhausted from overwork that she too is unsympathetic to Walter's obsession with the money. Mama makes it clear that part of the check will go toward Beneatha's education in medical school.

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   What is the relationship between Ruth and Walter like?

   • Ruth and Walters relationship is strained. Walter projects all his self-loathing onto Ruth. She must carry the emotional and economic burden of Walter's many emotional issues. There is a little hope at the end of the play when Walter rejects Linder's offer: he cannot look weak in front of his son.

   How does Ruth and Walter’s relationship change as the play

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   What does Walter want to do with Ruth?

   • He wants to go into business with his friend Willy Harris, whom Ruth calls a "good-for-nothing loud-mouth." Ruth does not have time for world events or Walter's pipe dreams. When Walter begins to talk about his liquor store investment, she responds, "Eat your eggs."

   How would you describe Walter and Ruth’s relationship

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   What does Ruth say after Walter explodes?

   • Ruth does not have time for world events or Walter's pipe dreams. When Walter begins to talk about his liquor store investment, she responds, "Eat your eggs." When he says how disappointed he is that he can only tell his ten-year-old son stories about rich white people, Ruth again responds, "Eat your eggs." After Walter explodes, Ruth explains:

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like 1. How did Ruth find out Walter hadn't been going to work?, 2. Where had Walter been going instead of to work?, 3. What did Mama do for Walter? and more.