After we copy this chart in our packet, begin reading on page 54 (Act I, scene 2)

Quote	Speaker	Act/scene	Lit element/tech	Explain
“What you tell the boy things like that for? Here son--"	Walter	1.1 (Act 1, scene 1)	Conflict/ characterization	Walter wants it to appear as if he has money to his son
“A man needs for a woman to back him up…”	Walter	1.1	Conflict/ characterization	He feels like Ruth does not support his dreams
“Man say to his woman: I got me a dream”	Walter	1.1	Conflict/ characterization	He thinks men that do not have supportive women don’t succeed
“I’m thirty-five years old…how rich white people live”	Walter	1.1	Conflict/ characterization	Walter feels like he is not successful in life and is embarrassed
“be a nurse like other women…or just get married and be quiet”	Walter	1.1	Conflict/ characterization	Walter shows his sexist ideas regarding Beneatha’s dreams
“The world’s most backward race of people and that’s a fact”	Walter	1.1	Conflict/ characterization	Walter seems to blame his race for the lack of his success in life