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English, 13.12.2019 20:31, hgfgu1015

It's from the passage a raisin in the sun
how does the playwright develop the theme in this
passage?
beneatha's reaction to walter's teasing shows that
family members are often crueler to one another than
strangers are.
beneatha's reaction to walter's teasing shows that even
family members who see the world differently can get
along with one another.
walter's teasing of beneatha shows that every family
deals with severe tensions.
walter's teasing of beneatha shows that one's identity
cannot be separated from race.

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