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  | Mama - head of the household - no husband - Lena - buys a house with the insurance money
Walter - Mama's son - chauffeur - loses money
Ruth - wife of Walter - pregnant
Benethea - single daughter of Mama: Walter's sister - wants to be a doctor
Travis - son of Walter and Ruth
Willy Harris - runs of with money
Bobo- one who waits for Willy: other partner who loses his (and Walter's) money
George Murchinson - one of Benethea's boyfriends - does not care about African heritage
Joseph Asagai - student from Nigeria: Benethea's boyfriend
Mr. Lindner - representative from Clybourne Park who tries to convince family not to move in
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  | • Takes place in the 1950s on the south side of Chicago • African American family • All family members live in 1 bedroom apartment house with a shared bathroom • Pre-Civil Rights movement; segregation • Family dreams of freedom; something better • Epigraph- Langston Hughes’ Harlem- an epigraph is a quotation (or poem, in this case) at the beginning of a story that sets the tone and theme • Deferred- put off until a later date; postponed
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