In the final act, Walter Lee rushes in from the bedroom and out the door amidst a sarcastic monologue from Beneatha. Walter Lee returns: he has called Mr. Linder and invited him to the apartment. Walter Lee intends to take his offer of money in exchange for not moving to Clybourne Park. Everyone protests at this point, arguing that they have too much pride to accept not being able to live somewhere because of their race. Walter Lee, very agitated, does an act, imitating the stereotype of a black male servant. He realizes then that he should not have trusted Willy Harris with his money. This further shatters his dreams of owning the liquor store.

Towards the end of the play, the movers and Mr. Linder arrive. Walter Lee goes to deal with Linder who is laying out contracts for hi

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Walter Lee, Willy Harris, Walter Lee's, Mama Walter's, Clybourne Park, walter lee, Beneatha Mama, Ultimately Linder, liquor store, willy harris, 3500 dollars, 3000 dollars,
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)