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5. Most people don’t try hard enough to see the other fellow’s problem

The picture shows a kid being ingnored by the other kids, which is like the statement because the kids in the circle have nothing to do with the orange kid and they don't see his feeling or his problems. The orange kid is a different color so they leave him out of the circle and don't pay any attention to him. He wants to play but they just leave him out.

The statement and picture have to do with the play because Walter doesn't pay attention to what problems he causes the family with his actions to give all the money to Walter, just like the kids that are playing don't no what the other kid is feeling and what his problem's are they just leave him out and are selfish, which up till the end of the story Walter is selfish, always thinking about how to make quick money and doesn't think about how Beneatha needed money for college, he just gave it all to Willie.

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2. If you’re going to be successful, you have to take some big risks.

The picture fits the statement because if you want to be successful then you have to take some huge risks and skydiving is a huge risk to take because you don't no if you are going to survive but you do it anyway and conquer the fear of taking risks. It's just like trying to be successful you don't no if you are going to be or not but you will have to work at it and take some risks that could have bad consequences along the way.

The picture fits the story by Mama trying to buy the house at the white neighborhood in Clybourne park. She took a huge risk at a time where you didn't live anywhere close to the white communities but she decided my family needs a good home to live in and I'm going to buy the house. The skydiver makes a brave risk by jumping out of the plane, just like Mama makes a risk about buying the house but she ends up successful in the end when her family tells Mr.Linder we are moving in that house and we will not take your money.

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1. You should hold onto your dreams, if you work hard enough for them, they will come true.

The picture fits the statement because the man and his boy are walking towards their goal but the road to it is rough and narrow and filled with hardships. The road to the goal in the picture curves and is narrow which fits the statement because if you want your dream bad enough you will work as hard as you can to get their.

This picture fits the play because most of the characters in the stories have some kind of dreams. Mama and her husband always had a dream of saving up money so they could have a bigger place to raise a family. Mama says that her husband worked himself to death trying to earn enough money but I'm still here in this house, but Mama holds onto that dream just like the picture with the man and the boy working towards their goal. She eventually ends up buying a house to support the family and for the new baby that is coming. She completes her dream just like what the man and the boy are going to do.