raisin in the sun outline

I) The dreams that have been planted in the Younger family causes them to rebel from their lots in life that they are forced to live with.

A. Walter displays the most rebellion, mainly out of the fear of his life being chalked up to a waste.

1. Walters dream is to live the way that Mr. Arnold (his employer) does.

2. His Means of achieving his dream is a get rich quick scheme that he and his buddies conjured up, which is to open a liquor store.

B. Momma also has dreams but she puts her dreams to action in a sensible way.

1. Momma yearns to leave the ghetto behind.

2. Her plan of action is to put some of her insurance money toward the down payment for a house in Clybourne Park.

3. By choosing a house in an all white neighborhood mamma shows that she drea

C. Even though its not what she thought Beneatha’s dream too is now a reality.

2. She is also given the chance to explore the world and her roots that will satisfy her need to culture herself.

3. She also was waiting on a decision from Walter as to the way that they were going to handle the newest edition of the family.

1. Travis longs to enjoy a normal child hood but is pretty content in the situation that he is in now.

1. When Walter lost all of the family’s money on his business venture he still gained the respect of those around him when he stood up to Mr. Linder.

Some topics in this essay:
Clybourne Park, Claybourne Park, Raisin Sun, II Dreams, Linder Momma’s, Sun Outline, 1 travis, beneatha’s dream, liquor store, insurance money, raisin sun,