1. One character that exemplifies the theme of ‘prejudice’ in this text is Walter. One way that he expresses it is that he believes that money is life. In the book, it says, “Mama-Son, how come you talk so much ‘bout money? Walter- (With Immense passion) Because it is life, Mama!” He thinks that money is the most significant thing for the family. He doesn’t realize, until the end of the text, that money isn’t everything and that there are also things such as pride that could be more significant during times than money. Another style that he displays prejudice in is how he acts in the story. When Mama told Walter that Ruth was pregnant and Walter didn’t stop Ruth from talking about abortion, it shows how he didn’t oppose it, and that even if
