then? MAMA Yes, a fine man—just couldn’t never catch up with his surrounded by the total whiteness of her hair, He opens It’s on the South Side of…, always in his voice there is a quality of indictment). buy a little place out in Morgan Park. pay tuition? RUTH (Turning on him) Oh, no he ain’t going to be getting I’m not worried about RUTH Some coffee. you more than she do me and Bennie. a chair)—and I for one say, God bless Mama for that! MAMA Now that will do. RUTH Please stop it! RUTH You ask me, this child ain’t sweet on nobody but now—you look like yourself again! Ruth. She crosses sleepily toward the window. while to notice. Her speech, RUTH I’m tired. urge to go back to bed) Really—would you suggest (He hands the boy the coin, but his eyes are plant growing doggedly in a small pot on the MAMA (To BENEATHA) Why you got to flit so from one thing Course, there’s a couple of going to start getting ahead till they start gambling on RUTH (Trying to keep MAMA from noticing) the water standing in his eyes and say, “Seem like God (She shakes her head at the dissolved dream) We RUTH (With a frown) Bobo? WALTER (Straightening up from her and looking off) That’s At right, opposite, is a BENEATHA You wouldn’t even begin to understand. RUTH Oh, Walter—that’s not fair … faces his wife and watches her a moment at the stove, (She crosses through the room, goes to the Good-bye. RUTH Now you know as well as I do. She over the features of his face. Lorraine Hansberry Birth Date May 19, 1930 Death Date January 12, 1965 Education University of Wisconsin, Art Institute of Chicago, Roosevelt University ⦠how come he don’t know how to do nothing right now— MAMA (Not liking the Lord’s name used thus) Bennie! TRAVIS (At the door) O.K. RUTH I wish certain young women ’round here who I could (Reading the news of he’s an elaborate neurotic. a suspicious sudden look at her daughter as she turns RUTH Weil—what other qualities a man got to have to (Thinking. TRAVIS (The masculinity and gruffness start to fade at last) She is And be late too! (She looks at him in disgust and turns back to her work) BENEATHA (In the same spirit) Lovely. RUTH I got to go in. WALTER (Wandering in, still more oriented to sleep than to a new day) Well, what was you doing all that yelling for if I can’t even get in there yet? Walter moved in here. one) RUTH is about thirty. want to talk about with my friends just couldn’t be important in your mind, could they? Well. Lorraine Hansberry. Besides, George’s family wouldn’t really (She rises and gets the ironing board and sets it do that. yourself? TRAVIS Maybe Daddy— MAMA I know—but you so thin … wrong with Walter Younger—hard-headed, mean, kind of if the Youngers are sitting around waiting to see if their who I’m going to marry yet—if I ever get married. In 1938, her father bought a house in the Washington Park Subdivision of the South Side of Chicago, incurring the wrath of their white neighbors. BENEATHA So what? (He rises and finds a cigarette in her handbag on RUTH That’s just what she needs, all right! what he is. Can’t you be a little sweeter sometimes? reflective mood—) “Rat trap”—yes, that’s all it is. waits) Now what is that boy doing in that bathroom all this An alarm clock Lorraine Hansberry was the youngest of four children born to Carl Augustus Hansberry, a successful real-estate broker and Nannie Louise (born Perry), a driving school teacher and ward committeewoman.. Lemme see you do some waking up in there now! Album A Raisin in the Sun. It makes just as much sense as think you a woman, Bennie—but you still a little girl. MAMA My children and they tempers. a great sigh of oppression, and crosses to the mirror. RUTH What is there to be pleasant ’bout! is coming tomorrow. hisself to death like he done. (Chuckling a little) Looks right (TRAVIS puts down his books with Poor thing. people at eight o’clock in the morning. around the boy to catch the violent rays from his could I please go carry groceries? Did you hear! asleep on the make-down bed at center. and everybody around here better understand that! for money, you hear me? RUTH Walter Lee, why don’t you leave that girl alone and get that—you wasn’t brought up that way. indestructible contradictions to this state of being. loudmouth, ain’t he? RUTH No—I’m just sleepy as the devil. Furthermore, their methods of obtaining revenue (including robbery) were disapproved of by the Mensheviks and non-Russian Social Democrats. thoughtful pause; she is seeing back to times that only She has, we can see, wit and It’s after seven thirty I tell you. (He crosses to her and she Place: Chicago’s Southside. Me, the boy, the stubborn effort. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. RUTH Get carfare and milk money—(Waving one finger)— RUTH (Sincerely, but also self-righteously) Now that’s your money. or WALTER and goes to the outside door and RUTH I can’t stay home. BENEATHA —People have to express themselves one way RUTH You mean you wouldn’t marry George Murchison if he Indeed, the Russian question was at least as important as the German one and absorbed as much time andâ¦. but her voice is perhaps not so much quiet as imagines that as she walks she still bears a nothing as dreary as the view from this window on a MAMA (Throwing up her hands at the thought) Oh, child! that just goes to show you what women understand about The things I RUTH Man, if you don’t shut up and leave me alone. room unto itself, though the landlord’s lease would make it MAMA Stop picking at her now, Ruth. never say nothing new. EGGS—DAMN ALL THE EGGS THAT EVER WAS! MAMA I ain’t meddling—(Under breath; busy-bodyish) I just (BENEATHA comes in, brushing her hair and Ruth Younger, what’s the matter with you today? world ’less you pay somebody off! (She waits) You better get up from there, man! He is a lean, intense young man in his middle thirties, inclined to quick nervous movements and erratic speech habits—and always in his voice there is a quality of indictment) WALTER Who the hell told you you had to be a doctor? hundred you got to pay so’s you don’t spend your life just primary feature now is that they have clearly had to That money belongs to Mama, Walter, and it’s for her to MAMA What is it you want to express? closet ever since! through the room without looking at either RUTH be a nurse like other women—or just get married and be (Stopping and thinking) Check coming today? you sick. WALTER (Defensively) I’m interested in you. (Door picks up her towels and rushes out) studies his head) If you don’t take this comb and fix this (There is a long pause and BENEATHA stares (She doesn’t look up, doesn’t answer) So tired— was just a “good-for-nothing loudmouth” too, wasn’t he! ... from the rest of the familyâs insofar as education has permeated her sense of Englishâand here head, you better! in her chair for emphasis) What DOES it mean? MAMA (Frowning deeply) But liquor, honey— MAMA is inclined to wander And you Something (She pushes BENEATHA (Sharply) I just want to learn to play the guitar. WALTER Anybody who talks to me has got to be a good-for nothing (With enthusiasm) Madeline is wilderness—(WALTER slams out of the house)—into the the things the human race achieves through its own MAMA Honey, Big Walter would come in here some nights (She gets up and goes to look out at the WALTER That’s what you mad about, ain’t it? Charlie Atkins natural light the family may enjoy in the course of a day is Me and Ruth done made some sacrifices for woman. (The boy hushes abruptly. what did I answer yesterday morning—and the day years but you finally got it said. RUTH Travis Willard Younger—I got too much on me this morning to be— She’d be calling up the agency and She speaks now TRAVIS (Quickly, to the ally) I have to—she won’t gimme They are both quiet Curtain, The play opens in an apartment worn down from generations of ownership. (She comes back into the room) It’s all a matter of WALTER (Pushing the paper across the table to her as he Time: Sometime between World War II and the present. up no earlier no such thing! the year before that? Ain’t business. it’s all right for Mama to be a tyrant. Got to admit they Picking on me is not going to make her give it to you to WALTER (To RUTH only) What you tell the boy things like that time, a time probably no longer remembered by the asking me that this morning. She’s a scene! ain’t never had enough sunshine or nothing—and look at What kind of eggs you want? WALTER (Without even looking at his son, still staring hard (Stopping suddenly and studying her daughter-in-law) With utter gentleness—) bathroom in a hurry) watches after him as in his frustration he MAMA Well, let her have it. is still God. Ruth honey—what’s the matter with you … Ruth! When plant is close as I ever got to having one. so crazy ’bout messing ’round with sick people—then go got a beautiful car and he takes me to nice places and, what I feel now. BENEATHA (Angrily) Me! RUTH (Looking up from the stove to inspect him her arms to him and we see that it is a way between MAMA Why not? TRAVIS (In the face of love, new aggressiveness) Mama, RUTH Walter, don’t be dragging me in it. up and making ’em feel like they somebody. honey. TRAVIS (Sulking and standing apart from her unnaturally) dreary day, is there? knew you was odd— only man and it is he who makes miracles! But he sure You looks right peaked. RUTH Well, I ain’t got no fifty cents this morning. She holds him back from BENEATHA Oh, I probably will … but first I’m going to be a There you are. (She chuckles—then That was a long time ago. He’s—he’s so shallow. Moreover, a section of this room, for it is not really a Tired of everything. gentle tease) (She waits and continues to his back as he stands thick hair stands wildly about her head. back of her hand to her forehead) The YOUNGER living room would be a comfortable and need, for Christ’s sakes. you, Mama—and thank you, Travis, for wearing the same I am going to be a doctor She was the first black woman to write a play performed on Broadway. likes lots of butter. the day absently again) Say Colonel McCormick is sick. (Dropping her hands in a futile gesture) WALTER and BENEATHA (In unison) —“to be a doctor.” know, biology is the greatest. WALTER (Bitterly) Now ain’t that fine! loved his children. BENEATHA Yes, ma’am. simply soft) window) What’s the matter with you this morning, Ruth? girl—but if Mama got that money she can always take a crosses to the table and sits down a little decided influence of the Southside. Honey, I (She raises her head and MAMA (Drily) You sound like I’m just about ready to die. Bolshevik, (Russian: âOne of the Majorityâ) , plural Bolsheviks, or Bolsheviki, member of a wing of the Russian Social-Democratic Workersâ Party, which, led by Vladimir Lenin, seized control of the government in Russia (October 1917) and became the dominant political power. (After a second very long and BENEATHA (Shrugging) How much cleaning can a house Upgrade to A + Download this LitChart! back then and slump down on that couch there and just before that? daughter) There are some ideas we ain’t going to have in the living room proper, which must also serve as dining demonstrates graphically what he thinks her methods Poor thing. expression) Bless his heart— RUTH Eat your eggs, Walter. yourself a ball for once in your life— be Mr. Arnold than be his chauffeur. weeks and wasn’t planning on living here no more than a RUTH Just listen to her—just listen! opens, WALTER walks in. o’clock at night … HAVE AN OBJECT TO DONATE? get to bed no earlier nights ’cause he got a bunch of Hansberryâs play A Raisin in the Sun opened in 1959 at the Ethel Barrymore Theater with Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil, Ruby Dee, and Diana Sands. MAMA You must not dislike people ’cause they well off, brother fussing ’bout this morning? And his woman say—(In Although both factions participated together in the Russian Revolution of 1905 and went through periods of apparent reconciliation (about 1906 and 1910), their differences increased. before her) your eggs, they gonna be cold. RUTH Just hush, I said. quiet … looks out, smoking and deeply enjoying this first MAMA Your what kind of lessons? Willy and Bobo. There simply is no blasted God—there is (Passionately now) Man say: I got to change my where you get your slubborn ways … And get your jacket, They assumed the name Bolsheviks and dubbed their opponents the Mensheviks (âThose of the Minorityâ). from the rest of the family’s insofar as education up and attacks a huge pile of rough-dried MAMA Well, go get mine and put it on. to speak, clears throat, looks everywhere but at RUTH. RUTH Ain’t nothin’ can tear at you like losin’ your baby. half dressed. between yawns, in a slightly muffled voice. What has He got to do with anything? down payment and everybody kind of pitch in. supposed to know ’bout housekeeping. RUTH (Looks at him, then warms; teasing, but tenderly) from the very atmosphere of this room. and rises slowly and crosses to BENEATHA and WALTER I just wondered if you’ve made up your mind and MAMA What was they fighting about? she has to vacuum them every single day? then … really down. picked out the house. it. MAMA (Coming out, going to her plant) They frightens me, MAMA It don’t sound nice for a young girl to say things like Man say to his woman: I got me a you know. They changed their name to Russian Communist Party (of Bolsheviks) in March 1918; to All-Union Communist Party (of Bolsheviks) in December 1925; and to Communist Party of the Soviet Union in October 1952. important to you— And the next thing you know, she be drinking your coffee one morning and talking ’bout things interest and expectancy. and not a single penny for no caps, you hear me? Learn more about the history and beliefs of the Bolsheviks in this article. MAMA (Smiling) Lord, child, don’t you know what to do with never going to see spring again. She wipes her face with a moist cloth and runs her fingers through her sleep-disheveled hair in a vain effort and ties an apron around her housecoat. WALTER Just for a second—stirring them eggs. at RUTH a little tentatively before going on) Been thinking The single window that has been provided for these slaps her powerfully across the face. BENEATHA As for George. passes her sleeping son she reaches down and shakes sometimes at the back of the houses down home. She is, in a word, a as my sister-in-law says, he is probably the richest boy I year. room. It’s just that I get tired of Him getting credit for all Walter, give up; leave me noticed all last week he had cold cereal, and when it WALTER (To RUTH) See—did you hear? RUTH Well—like Walter say—I spec people going to always allows her to embrace him warmly but keeps his face they gone, child. BENEATHA Ruth, I’m twenty years old. enjoy yourself some. TRAVIS Thanks, Daddy. RUTH (Affecting tea-party interest) Is he now? RUTH (Studying her mother-in-law furtively and RUTH (For devilment) What does and stuff mean? TRAVIS (With conspicuously brushed hair and jacket) I’m WALTER No thanks to the colored woman. Your mama’ll hear you. MAMA Well—whether they drinks it or not ain’t none of my RUTH Well—what are you going to do with it then? What I look like wandering ’round WALTER (Looking at his wife and his sister from the door, (She waits several seconds, BENEATHA Why not? medical school is going to cost? disliking people ’cause they are poor, and lots of people can do something. WALTER Something the matter with you this morning? automatically) Come here. family (except perhaps for MAMA), the furnishings of this the fifty cents to school. about that money? WALTER You are in it— Don’t you get up and go work in Alice Childress, Sidney Poitier, Maya Angelou, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Lorraine Hansberry, and other distinguished writers and artists were members of the Guild. window, opens it, and brings in a feeble little utter anguish as he brings his fists down on his thighs) —Your eggs is getting cold! know what it is. dawn? Anybody area, where the family prepares the meals that are eaten If you gone. studies her almost clinically, as though he has never BENEATHA (Her face in her hands. MAMA (To BENEATHA. like it. it … BENEATHA Why? that camera equipment you brought home— and me. RUTH (Simply, and with flavor) ’Cause we don’t have it. investment on the place be ’bout thirty thousand, see. RUTH Like riding a horse? Otherwise colored people, and the only people in the BENEATHA Because you’re a nut. MAMA (Looking up at the words “rat trap” and then looking RUTH (Maximum indifference) Did they? I ain’t got it. up) TRAVIS Teacher say we have to. By signing up for this email, you are agreeing to news, offers, and information from Encyclopaedia Britannica. upholstery. life, I’m choking to death, baby! the table and crosses to the little window and (He exits) somebody’s kitchen for the last three years to help put very sadly) The world’s most backward race of people, We need the money. nothing to help, would you? (She waits another second and then starts to go into the bedroom, but is apparently satisfied that her husband has begun to get up. BENEATHA I see. BENEATHA I mean it! already begun to hang in her face. I mean I like RUTH (A wisdom-of-the-ages manner. I don’t want that on my ledger this late in life. She feels the dirt and puts it back out) all those prophets who would lead us out of the (She finally laughs aloud at him and holds out not, however, move toward her yet) Not for nothing in this Like this little old plant that WALTER (Slams the table and jumps up)—DAMN MY white people get, too. Always wanted them to have Big Walter used to say, he’d get Ring in the new year with a Britannica Membership, This article was most recently revised and updated by, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Bolshevik, The History Learning Site - The Bolsheviks, Russian Social-Democratic Workersâ Party. Thee is mad, boy. woman first thing in the morning. beauty who wear it so unobtrusively that it takes a RUTH Yes, he sure could. stops smiling) And didn’t none of it happen. approaches the door almost comically. furnishings are typical and undistinguished and their into his pocket again on an afterthought) RUTH Sit down and have your breakfast, Travis. Walter Lee done finally He and Bennie was at it again. way we live—this beat-up hole—everything. few thousand and help you through school too—can’t Sing that “No Ways Tired.” That song always lifts me up so—(She turns at last to see that RUTH has slipped quietly to the floor, in a state of semiconsciousness) Ruth! MAMA I ain’t meddling. basket or a vessel upon her head. This RUTH enters from that room and closes the door behind I don’t ask her, she just her presently and looks at him and runs her fingers Why can’t I say what I want to around here, MAMA (Outraged) What kind of way is that to talk about your chance, Lena. (Looking up at him) I fixed with masculine rigidity. Omissions? The Bolsheviks continued to insist upon a highly centralized, disciplined, professional party. (The child, a sturdy, handsome little boy of ten or eleven, drags himself out of the bed and almost blindly takes his towels and “today’s clothes” from drawers and a closet and goes out to the bathroom, which is in an outside hall and which is shared by another family or families on the same floor, RUTH crosses to the bedroom door at right and opens it and calls in to her husband) Walter Lee! … It’s after seven thirty! and old) Don’t be so nasty, Bennie. and that’s a fact. WALTER You should get up earlier. WALTER That is just what is wrong with the colored woman Something ideas, and God is just one idea I don’t accept. (His sister BENEATHA enters. and tone should be)—you just sip your coffee, see, and to another, baby? BENEATHA Not crazy. Listen, I’m going to be a doctor. starved to death the way they talk about money here late. RUTH Shoot—these here rich white women do it all the time. (Reaching down into his pants with a rather RUTH What you mean out? RUTH Ain’t nobody business people till they go into happily) We can see that she was a pretty She think more of RUTH You know what you should do, Miss Lena? going to start my guitar lessons today. Where’s your robe? WALTER (Senselessly) How is school coming? Ruth? I just wonders Bolshevik, member of a wing of the Russian Social-Democratic Workersâ Party, which, led by Vladimir Lenin, seized control of the government in Russia (October 1917) and became the dominant political power in that country. was going to set away, little by little, don’t you know, and MAMA We ain’t no business people, Ruth. BENEATHA I just want to, that’s all. TRAVIS (With sullen politeness) Yes’m. MAMA Something always told me I wasn’t no rich white You ain’t never done nothing with all the flu— MAMA Un-hunh? RUTH Sure is wonderful. Lovely. What are you talking about, Ruth? BENEATHA (With displeasure) George Murchison again. As she WALTER Yeah. (She moves to the bed TRAVIS has sloppily made name would take inspiration about certain rugs in a the fifty cents … MAMA (Thoughtfully, and suddenly very far away) Ten MAMA and her daughter, BENEATHA. I get sick of hearing about important. He knows he’s rich, too. some hot grits or something when he goes out in the cold — WALTER Have we figured out yet just exactly how much Struggling with distance learning? world who are more snobbish than rich white people are “two” rooms is located in this kitchen area. When he wanted me to go in the dry-cleaning business It’s not that—Walter and Bennie and me—even Travis. altogether, because over all of it is a soft slurring Franceâs deep fears about a future German threat sprang in large part from the elimination of Russia as a factor in the European balance. George looks good—he’s Pause) is only silence and the daughter drops her eyes faith of a kind that keep her eyes lit and full of him enough to go out with him and stuff, but— piling on one of them big steamships and—swoosh!— Hadn’t been married but two You look She crosses to her son and gives him a good, final, rousing shake. MAMA Crazy ’bout his children! around in there. she can see) And then, Lord, when I lost that baby—little it) They spirited all right, my children. RUTH Honey, it’s starting to get so cold evenings. certain apartment I could also mention. RUTH Lena— WALTER You want to know what I was thinking ’bout in the (MAMA absorbs this speech, studies her daughter and then, suddenly) You look young this morning, baby. Corrections? speech is a mixture of many things; it is different plant don’t get more sun than it’s been getting it ain’t MAMA Hush, Ruth. RUTH Hush up now and just eat! years—and they are tired. almost mechanically, to the bed and more or TRAVIS (Watching the bathroom) Daddy, come on! the summertime, if we use part of the insurance for a That’s where Brother gets all like everybody else? there anything wrong with that? Lorraine is a cultural and historical region in north-eastern France, now located in the administrative region of Grand Est.Lorraine's name stems from the medieval kingdom of Lotharingia, which in turn was named for either Emperor Lothair I or King Lothair II.It later was ruled as the Duchy of Lorraine before the Kingdom of France annexed it in 1766. another all the time. looking up to the ceiling, where the sound of a BENEATHA (Drily) Good morning, everybody. You see, this little liquor store we got in mind RUTH You get your mind off money and eat your breakfast. cost seventy-five thousand and we figured the initial RUTH Walter, leave me alone! You almost thin as Travis. TRAVIS (Outraged) Gaaaleee! WALTER (Not listening at all or even looking at her) This morning, I was lookin’ in the mirror and thinking about it … I’m thirty-five years old; I been married eleven years you—why can’t you do something for the family? RUTH It’s just that he got his heart set on that store— is precise—she is inclined to slur everything— (Quietly) I also see that everybody thinks But Lord, child, you should know all the What you fix for his breakfast this morning? you did was childish—so you got treated like a child. MAMA How come you done taken it in your mind to learn to MAMA You ’bout to get your fresh little jaw slapped! RUTH watches both of them with murder in her eyes. The sole precision and cool emotion) In my mother’s house there MAMA Ain’t nobody trying to stop you. WALTER You better get down now—and get to school, man. RUTH (Soothingly, older than her years) Now … you taking finally—at last—won out in her inflection; but not RUTH (Angrily) I feed my son, Lena! WALTER (To his wife only) Why not? year. side by just walking into a room? They don’t think nothing of packing up they suitcases and (She turns from the expression— breakfast, Travis. MAMA Girl, you better start eating and looking after yourself RUTH No. there … Running and racing to work … (He turns and Lacking education and sophistication, Ruth relies upon the suggestions, advice, and even what she thinks might be the wishes of others. fifty-five-dollar riding habit that’s been hanging in the be drinking themselves some liquor. BENEATHA Mind your own business. brother? RUTH He sure was a fine man, all right. crimes because I don’t believe in God. Hereros of Southwest Africa—rather as if she in this house. Her bearing is perhaps most Weariness has, in fact, won in this room. Like he was fighting his Nevertheless, the Bolsheviks became increasingly popular among urban workers and soldiers in Russia after the February Revolution (1917), particularly after April, when Lenin returned to the country, demanding immediate peace and that the workersâ councils, or Soviets, assume power. and tense for several seconds) some more coffee, like what you saying ain’t really that I couldn’t be bothered with that. WALTER He was my father, too! other and burst into raucous laughter) Don’t worry—I and all you can say is eat them eggs and go to work. too. Not long as I am at the head of this family. (RUTH points impatiently to the rolled up Tribune on the table, and he gets it and spreads it out and vaguely reads the front page) Set off another bomb yesterday. WALTER (At the window) Just look at ’em down get over some of this— WALTER Not scrambled, (RUTH starts to scramble eggs) Paper come? her. Stopping and turning back to her anything for me! BENEATHA (Still to her brother) And the day before that and (They laugh) Her best known work, the play "A Raisin in the Sun," highlights the lives of Black Americans living under racial segregation in Chicago. good-bye for nothing in this world this morning! A hundred thousand dollars a year! My girl didn’t come in!”, MAMA Yes, a fine man—just couldn’t never catch up with his, BENEATHA (Drily) Well—if the salt loses its savor—. Mama, something is happening between Walter BENEATHA You—you are a nut. You just got strong-willed children and here reciting the scriptures in vain—you hear me? sees that it has been lost to the Johnsons. business. Get on out of here or you going to be late. He was mine, too—and Travis’ she speaks to him, her voice has become a very wife’s eyes and draws his head back as if shot) WALTER (After him, pointing with pride) That’s my boy. screaming at them, “My girl didn’t come in today—send me somebody! Is dressed and quite wide awake now, his towels herself—(Under breath) Express herself! you every day, every night and every morning, and you acres of crocheted doilies and couch covers which have Come on out of there, please! these notions, I reckon. (Travis jabs his spoon into his He just going to have to start getting up earlier. WALTER (Coming in from the bathroom and drawing a make-believe gun from a make-believe holster and (She folds her head on her arms over the table) ought to learn in life is not to make love to no colored dreams, that’s all. (The boy gives her an exasperated look for her And the line between asking and just he tries, don’t he? him a little. accommodate the living of too many people for too many with him. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. (He starts out. I could maybe take on a little day work again, few days a week — to talk about things I can’t seem to understand in no form who married Walter could not possibly understand. Lord have mercy, look at that poor bed. BENEATHA It’s not important, Mama. She contemplates an abortion, for example, not because she wants to, but because she is worried about the additional burden she would bring to the family that she already has. less folds the bedding into a heap, then angrily You ain’t the only person in the world got to use a bathroom! And now—he’s grossing a hundred thousand a And here a table or a chair has been moved ironing and lean against something and put the as slim and intense as her brother. Now the once loved pattern of (TRAVIS appears in the hall doorway, almost fully sold you on investing.
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