Struggles within the Younger family in the play A Raisin in the Sun Ess

Struggles within the junior family in the play A Raisin in the SunA Raisin In The SunRolling in the DustOh- so now its life. M one and only(a)y is life. Once upon a meter freedom used tobe life- now its money. I guess the world really do change (74).This quote reveals the economic struggles within the Younger family inthe play A Raisin in the Sun. throughout the play, Mamas views argon atodds with Walters views. For Walter, who feels enslaved in his joband life, money is the truest freedom. To him, money seems to be theanswer to everything. Money, he believes, allows volume to livecomfortable and carefree lives. It also seems to him that moneydefines a spell by measuring his success and ability to provide for hisfamily. As for Mama, anything is more than valuable than material wealth.The lack of money in the Younger family moderate the growth ofsuccess. It is not easy for people to rise whose qualities are cross by poverty, exactly what happened with the Youngers.To the charac ters in the play, lack of money is the prow of all evil.Success is absent from the Younger family due to the lack of money. It dumbfounds from aspirations that energize been fulfilled, but for the Youngers, itwas impossible to fulfill any dreams without money. Walter had a dreamof investing money in a liquor store to launch the standard of livingfor his family. Even if he wasnt successful, he would eer knowthat he tried his best, which would give him the pride and joy of notgiving up again. Unfortunately, the family had no money that he coulduse for investing. Yeah. You see, this minuscular liquor store we got inmind cost seventy-five green and we figured the initial investmenton the place be flop thirty thousand, see. T... ... friends to somefinancial issues. Another time when I was impact by lack of moneywas on my golden birthday. I was good turn 5 and I had never been toIndia before. All I wanted to do for my birthday was go to India andsee what it was like. It wouldve been like a dream come true to go.Unfortunately, my family did not have enough money at that time forall 10 of my family members to go, so I spent the birthday at home.In summary, success is not reached without the aid of money. In ARaisin in the Sun, no one was able to accomplish his or her dreamsbecause their family lacked one thing, money. For that reason, theYounger familys growth of success was inhibited. It is hard forpeople to succeed whose qualities are let down by poverty. Now days,thousands and thousands of people cannot complete their dreams for onesimple reason- they have no money.