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Tasya [4]
3 years ago
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Rasin from the sun. Walter Lee made a decision with the hopes of improving his current situation and achieve his dream,do you th

ink this decision was foolish? can you explain it completely.​
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1 answer:
DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The decision of Walter Lee to change the current situation of the family is not a foolish decision.

Explanation:

According to the novel Raising in the Sun, we know Walter Lee as the eldest son in the family. And for Walter Lee as the eldest son he thinks it's his responsibility to take care of the family and act as the head of the family since the father is dead. Walter Lee hopes of improving the family's situation with his dream is a not bad. He want the family to live a happy and proud life, so he tries all he can to make the family happy, even when his wife tries to make him realize that they're poor and they should live like poor family, Walter Lee do not agrees with that.

Walter Lee hopes to change the current situation of the family with his dream he had is good.

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