"I want so many things that they are driving me kind of crazy Mama," (Hansberry 254). He tells his mama as what would make him happy. Walter as the only man of the family does not even think he has a real job as he complains to his mama that "I open and close car doors all day long. ... This made his mama say that Walter was a "disgrace to his father's memory" (Hansberry 255), since he did not make any effort to stand up and fight through the hardship. ... It is no surprise to hear Mama proudly say, "He finally came into his manhood today, kind of like rainbow after the rain" (Hansberry 2...

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Later on that day, you are informed that the other six people who were in the waiting room with you were asked to be students at that institution. ... She also says that "[she has] always wanted to protect mama from hurt, to ease her burden" (93). ... Also due to her mother's level of education, bell feels that she cannot speak with her mother as an adult because when she tries to talk to mama, "[her] voice sounds like a twelve year old" (94). ...

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In the Younger household, Mama always had control of the finances, in fact, she had control over everything in the house. ... When he explains to his son Travis that one day, "you name it , son and I hand you the world!"...

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