The bedraggled plant represents hope, but is almost forgotten by the end of this play.
The bedraggled plant represents hope, but is almost forgotten by the end of this play. By the plays end, Karl Lindner's offer has been rejected by one of the central characters, whose religious mother wants him to stop Ruth from having an abortion. In the play George Murchison and Joseph Asagai vie for the affections of the protagonist's sister, who struggles to determine her identity as a well-educated black woman. For 10 points--, identify this play centering on the Younger family by Lorraine Hansberry.
The bedraggled plant represents hope, but is almost forgotten by the end of this play.
{Raisin in the Sun}