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- Check coming today?
- They said Saturday and this is just Friday and I hope to god you ain't going to get up here first thing this morning and start talking to me 'bout no money 'cause I 'bout don't want to hear it.
- Oh mama this is Mr. Asagai
- How do you do, Mrs. Younger. Please forgive me for coming at such an outrageous hour on a Saturday.
- How do you do?
- Nothing-except cut it off
- What have you done to your head-I mean hair!
- This was a crucial scene in the play because it shows from the beginning that money was a huge thing to certain people in the house and all some could talk about. Hansberry was trying to communicate the importance of money to this family.
- Just me and myself and I drove and drove way out way past South Chicago
- Walter, you aint been to work for three days!
- This was a crucial scene in the play because they are both introduced to African heritage in this scene. Hansberry was trying to communicate that since they live in America they don't know the African culture so Mama meeting him was a big deal in this scene.
- get out of my house man
- You just can't force people to change their hearts son
- This was a crucial scene in the play because it shows that George is the opposite of Beneatha and was only really seeing her for her looks reasonings why Beneatha doesn't want to marry him. Hansberry was trying to communicate that back then men saw themselves as in control and thought they had a say about the women's looks.
- If the moving men are here- LET'S GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE!
- This was a crucial scene in the play because Walter was really the only income to the family so him not working and thinking he was getting Mama's money was huge. Hansberry was trying to communicate you will always get caught in your lie and it will affect many people.
- This was a crucial scene in the play because it shows how prejudice it was back then having people not even live in a house cause they were a different color. Hansberry was trying to communicate the unfair treatment African American people faced back then.
- This was a crucial scene in the play because it shows the Lee family being brave and moving into the house not caring what other people have to say. Hansberry was trying to communicate to go for your dreams no matter who stands in your way.
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