A Raisin in the Sun
Why do you think Walter changes his mind at the end of the play? What does Walter’s decision and speech to Lindner reveal about Walter? Act 3
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At the end of the play, Walter finally manages to think things through. He responds logically and without emotion. It is the moment he truly moves into manhood.
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