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3. In two parts of this scene, Walter's imagination leads him to take on two very different roles. Who does he imagine he is with Beneatha and how does that leave him feeling?
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3. In two parts of this scene,

Walter's imagination leads
him to take on two very
different roles.
Who does he imagine he is
with Beneatha and how does
that leave him feeling?

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