beneatha in A Sentence

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    Beneatha implies that he is an“assimilationist”, which George laughs off.

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    Beneatha is vehemently against acknowledging her mother's faith, and denies God's existence.

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    Beneatha is the daughter and nonbeliever from A Raisin in the Sun.

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    Beneatha is hoping to use some of the money for medical school to become a doctor;

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    A young, wealthy man, George Murchison, comes to the door to pick up Beneatha for a date.

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    Beneatha is an independent young woman who is determined to find her identity and solidify a career for herself.

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    Beneatha removes her headdress to reveal that she has cut her hair very short, which shocks George, Ruth, and Walter.

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    Beneatha tells Mama that George is a fool, and for the first time, Mama and Beneatha have an understanding between them.

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    Beneatha is beside herself, convinced that with the loss of this money, all of her dreams of medical school are gone, too.

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    Beneatha wants to talk, but George is exasperated, telling Beneatha that she's good looking, so no one cares what's in her head.

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    For once, Beneatha feels that a man understands her, because she feels that she is constantly searching for more than just material things.

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