1. Walter's Opinion on Beneatha Becoming a Doctor
Walter's opinion has changed to support Beneatha's dream again. Quote: "You know, you’re alright, Bennie." (This shows their relationship is better.)
2. Beneatha's Reaction to the Gentleman at the Door
Beneatha is surprised and cautious because she doesn't know him and worries about his intentions.
3. Mr. Lindner's Distinction Quote
Quote: "You people just don’t fit in." (This shows Mr. Lindner thinks the Youngers are different from the white residents of Clybourne Park.)
4. Special Community Problems
"Special community problems" likely mean issues with racism and not wanting black families in the neighborhood.
5. Walter's Response to Lindner's Offer
Walter's refusal to accept the offer might be surprising. Walter has changed by becoming more proud and standing up for his family.
6. Mama's Words About Her Plant
Quote: "It expresses ME." Mama says her plant is like her family, small but strong, and needs care and love to grow.
7. Walter's Denial with Six "Maybes"
Walter keeps saying "maybe" because he doesn't want to believe Willy Harris has tricked him and lost the money.
8. Younger Women Surprised by Walter's Irresponsibility
The Younger women are likely not surprised because they know Walter has made poor decisions before.