3 Characters Raisin in the Sun (David Kim)
In the movie, Walter wanted to go into a business in with his friends. The whole family is against Walter’s plans for the liquor store, but later Mama give Walter some money so he can invest in the liquor store he was talking about. Later, Walter finds out that one of his friends ran away with the money, which destroys Walter’s dream. Walter gets very upset about the fact that the money is gone.
Travis wants 50 cents in the beginning of the movie. He goes to his mother for the money, but Ruth says no, implying that she doesn’t have that kind of money. When Walter sees this, he gives Travis a whole dollar, which is more than what Travis expected to get. Also, Travis gets his own room after they get a new house.
Mama wishes the family were happy, but couldn’t reach the wish because Walter was struggling, trying to start a business with his friends, which the whole family was against. Mama later gets a house for the whole family, and she becomes very happy in the end.
I think that the ending of the movie suggests that the possibilities of getting ahead involves varieties of factors, and is very hard to achieve. It requires money, luck, and desire. Money is one of the most important thing, displayed by the movie, because the society runs with money. Luck is definitely required, because if someone was unlucky like Walter, they would not be able to reach their goal, and even worse things can happen. Lastly, desire is very important, because without desire, someone would not care about what would happen about or with their dream.