Explain the different reactions of Ruth and Walter to Mama's announcement that she has bought a house in A Raisin in the Sun.

This
important part of the play comes at the end of Act Two Scene 1 and we can clearly see the
various hopes of dreams of theinvolved. For , the news that Mama has bought a house for them all
comes as a godsend. Note the way she responds:

HALLELUJAH! AND GOOD-BYE
MISERY... I DON'T EVER WANT TO SEE YOUR UGLY FACE AGAIN!

For her, their present abode is a source of oppression for them and is a great stress. It is
infested with cockroaches and there is not enough room for them all. Especially...