“Mama: What you been doing for these three days, son?” (105) Walter replied by telling her he spent his work time just driving, roaming the streets of their small are, and drinking at the Green Hat. (105) Also, after Walter was finally given another chance to prove himself a man, he disobeyed his mother. Lena told him that he could have a share of the money, if he put a small some into a safe bank account for his sister Beneatha. (106) Instead of doing so, Walter poured every single cent of the money into the hands of another man. Karma came back to bite him for his Selfish actions.
Gilbert must constantly watch Arnie so as to make sure he does not get into any trouble, or cause trouble for anyone else. Arnie’s mother, Bonnie is morbidly obese and has continued to eat her pain away ever since her husband, committed suicide. Gilbert also has two sisters, Amy and Ellen. Amy helps her mother and Arnie as much as she can and is selflessly assisting them in any way she can. Ellen is a fifteen-year-old girl, generally too swept up in her adolescent social life to do next to anything to help out.
Every time her uncle and aunts go visits her she always gets sad when they have to leave because of the goodbyes. Although most of the time his flights are delayed, she decides to stay home instead of going along to drop him and leaves, her father tells her that her uncle said he will never forget them. Furthermore, she talks about the day she turned fifteen and how they did not have enough money to celebrate like most girls with a quincenera but instead they have a gathering of 6 people to celebrate. Their budget is tight but her mom still decides to buy what her daughter deserves and nothing lower. She has a fun memory despite the struggle of being poor.
And mick was learning how to print. And the cement sort of just called to us, I guess you could say. But, well… It’s amazing how a little fart in the driveway can totally lose its humor when your father sees it. And so my mom makes us line up and
Unsurprisingly, he falls to his death because he is not able to fly. 3. The opening scene reveals that the characters are living in a time of discrimination and racism. For example, the call the hospital “No
(pg. 164) Not only was this the end for Piggy, but the end for the conch as well and all the meaning behind it. Any resemblance of peace was now shattered and no logger existent. I believe that the rest of the boys starting to turn pure crazy after this incident. Peace was no longer intact, and there was a war for who was going to be awarded the leader
Each family member feels isolated from one another, and this is conveyed through two juxtaposed scenes to establish the characters, displaying the contrast and diversity of each family member. This informs the audience that the family each feel a sense of detachment, ultimately contributing to them feeling like they don’t belong. However, obstacles arise throughout the film that sparks multiple opportunities for the Hoover family to unite. These opportunities are choices that the Hoover family is given, to strengthen their connection as a family. They are forced to come together to travel to California in a bright yellow kombi van.
“Just say mister I’m sorry I got no time to die I’m too busy and then turn and run like hell” (page 118). This damnatory phrase is telling others not to take the same path Joe took. Joe clearly regrets doing what he did and is demonstrating to others how to act when they are asked to join the war. He is “less than a white maggot crawling around on a dungheap” after doing what he did. (Page 119) Now, he has nothing.
Glen disregarded the families suspicions and made plenty of efforts to win Anney and the rest of the Boatwright’s over. They soon had a baby boy on the way and things seemed to be getting better. Bone was finally coming to terms with Glen becoming the new father figure in her life and thus taking on the role of being her dad. However, all this progress Bone had made with understanding love and herself, was shatter the night her mother went into labor. Bone would never be the same again; her life and comprehension of what love is would change
Only, this time there is no sigh of relief or apology or any sound at all. Then he realizes the limp body he’s looking down on is dead. He went too far this time. No one ever tried to warn him and now he sits there bawling over his Miriam’s lifeless body. He promises to himself that he’ll never do it again but knows nothing he says or does now can help him.