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

Most people don’t try hard enough to see the other fellow’s problem. This picture shows that to most people nothing matter except themselves. The only feelings that most care about are there own and that's it. This man wanted some candy, and although it wasn't his and it would make the baby upset he took it. He took it because he wanted it. There is no looking back, no look of guilt, he got what he wanted so he is happy.

In the story the Youngers' didn't really care about each other a lot of the time. It was all about what they wanted and they were willing to hurt each other to get what they wanted. Walter and Bennie seemed the worst of the family. Bennie took money and wanted everything. She wanted to learn new things, and do things that someone like her shouldn't be able to do. She didn't care if the family didn't have money for the things they needed just as long as she got what she wanted. Walter was even worse most of the time though. He believed that that money was his. It was his father so he should have gotten the money. And when he did get some he threw it away and although he felt bad I think he pittied himself more than the others. It was his chance to have his dreams and thats what hurt the most.