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English, 03.12.2020 14:00, jennmcd17

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Hansberry gives us in Scenel (George: "Look honey, we're going to the
theatre...we're not going to be in it...") an argument between Beneatha and
George. What is Hansberry attempting to reveal about Beneatha's
character versus George's character?

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