English
102
Donna
Peters
Professor
Rachel Corona
November
14, 2014
Character chosen: Walter Lee
Everyone
experience hard life and personal struggles. But the outcome of our lives depends
on us. Life is 10 percent of what happen to us and 90 percent of how we handle
it. Sad to say Walter had his fair share struggles from childhood but just didn’t
handle it too well. His parent grew him and his sister Bennie in a one bed rom roach
ridden apartment, where they partially shared facility with another family. Mama
and papa were hard working people but they just couldn’t get their resources
together to either rent another place or purchase a home.
Walter
and Bennie eventually reach adulthood in the same home, but Beanie decided to discontinue
the family tradition by taking a more positive approach to life. She became a
med student. Walter had a more get rich quick mentality out of his
circumstances, and he was determine to use his father’s death insurance benefit
that belong to his mother to invest into a liquor business. I chucked at the
idea, because he never discussed the idea with his mom, yet he had this crazy
notion all penned out, despite being discourage by his wife (Ruth) and sister who
didn’t share his dream of success.
I
choose this Character because I think like Walter lots of people has great idea,
but has the wrong approach to make it happen. Walters’s idea for doing business
was a good idea. But, a liquor business might not have been the best idea
considering he himself had an alcoholic problem. His family knew that all too
well and sort to discourage him. No one in their right mind would have
encourage Walter to go into something that would have support his bad habit and
might eventually run the business into the red. If Walter had chosen a more
favorable business and a less demanding attitude for the money it might have
yield a more favorable outcome.
Walter
lee played a very significant role to this play for his character is a reality
of life even now has then. He had a stinking attitude, which prevented him from
achieving much and made life very difficult for him and those around him. He
needed to learn humility and a complete different approach to petitionary.
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