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Life with the Younger's is very hard at times. Mama is having several problems of her own, and Walter doesn't care about anything his family wants to achieve. All Walter wants is to receive his dreams and move on with life, or so I thought. Walter turned sides at the end of the play, and caught me off guard. Walter needs to man up more, and take responsibility for his actions with his family. Sometimes, it's easier to face the problems than to let them go and they all come chasing after you in the end, and tare your life apart. If the Younger's were able to have just a little more money, I can see them all becoming very successful in their dreams, but while they are waiting for their dreams, you must face other problems that come your way. Talk to someone who is feeling down, or encourage them to do something again. You will not always be able to run from life's problems, and hope that one day your dreams come true. Fighting through problems often either helps or hurts your family, but in the end, talking your problems out with someone else can change the way you see that person. You better hurry though, time is ticking!
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1 comment:
Great job! Good responses to the statements and good choices of examples from the play.
Nice pix and good citations.
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