Describe the mood or tone of the first 3 pages of Scene 3. What changes do you notice in the relationships and interactions between Walter, Ruth, and Beneatha? How do you explain these changes? Support with details. Act 2 Scene 3

The tone seems to be looking more positive. The relationship between Beneatha and Walter also seems to be getting better. Walter enters the living room and dances with his wife, and then begins to playfully tease his sister about her new ideas, calling her "the chairman of the Committee on Unending Agitation" because she is always talking about race. Beneatha takes the teasing in stride and answers the doorbell.