A Raisin in the Sun
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:13:02
Give up and leave me alone.
It's Mama's money.

:13:05
He was my father too.
:13:06
So? He was mine too.
And Travis' grandfather.

:13:09
But the insurance money
belongs to Mama.

:13:11
Picking on me won't make her give it
to you to invest in liquor stores.

:13:14
God bless Mama for that.
:13:16
- You always say that.
- Honey, please.

:13:19
Go to work.
:13:26
Nobody in this house
is ever going to understand me.

:13:30
Because you're a nut.
:13:32
Who's a nut?
:13:33
You. You're a nut.
Thee is mad, boy.

:13:38
The world's most backward
nation of women. And that is a fact.

:13:42
Then there's those
prophets who would...

:13:44
...lead us out of the wilderness
into the swamps!

:13:57
Who in the world is slamming doors
at this hour?

:14:00
That was Walter Lee.
:14:02
He and Bennie was at it again.
:14:04
My children and their tempers.
:14:07
Lord, if this little plant
don't start...

:14:09
...getting more sun, it ain't
never going to see spring again.

:14:12
What's the matter with you?
You look peaked.

:14:14
It's too drafty to be half-dressed.
:14:17
- Where's your robe?
- The cleaners.

:14:18
Go get mine and put it on.
:14:20
I'm not cold.
Honest.

:14:21
- I know, but you're so thin.
- I'm not cold.

:14:29
Lord have mercy!
Look at that poor bed.

:14:32
Bless his heart, he sure tries,
don't he?

:14:34
He don't half try at all because
he knows you'll fix everything.

:14:38
A little boy ain't supposed
to know nothing about housekeeping.

:14:41
My baby, that's what he is.
:14:43
Now that you'll be home all the time,
that boy'll really be spoiled.

:14:49
My first day home.
:14:53
I'm going to sit this body down
and let it rest.

:14:57
Just let it rest
from here on in.


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