What is to be considered a man's dream? Is it to have all the money in the world? In this case, having all the money in the world is important to Walter Lee Younger and to get rich he wants to invest in a liquor store. He thinks owning a liquor store will help him get rich, so he doesn't have to carry snobbish rich white men around his whole life. A man needs to feel like the breadwinner, and in maintaining that role, he needs decent work, pride in himself, and an understanding of his identity. However, Walter Lee Younger of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun tries to convince or persuade his wife Ruth, his mother Lena, and his sister Beneatha that his investment in this liquor store will give them a better chance of having a good place to live and to provide a room for his son Travis and possibly a garden for his mother, but he has difficulty convincing them that this will all work until the end of the entire play. For example, the play begins in the Younger family living room where he and his wife Ruth...