Which lines from the play best identify the source of Tyrone’s main conflict? Choose 5.
A. “Every boy’s dream is to leave and make it on his own, but I don’t know if I can.”
B. “Mama left for heaven when I was two.”
C. “Daddy did what he had to do.”
D. “He raised me the best he could.”
E. “The dream is almost in my hands.”
F. “I think my old man understands.”
G. “Still I hesitate to even go in.”
H. “How do I begin?”
The lines that best identify the source of Tyrone’s main conflict are A, B, E, G, and H.
A. “Every boy’s dream is to leave and make it on his own, but I don’t know if I can.” – This line highlights Tyrone’s internal struggle between the desire for independence and the fear of stepping into the unknown.
B. “Mama left for heaven when I was two.” – This line points to his emotional conflict surrounding loss and the impact of his mother’s absence on his identity.
E. “The dream is almost in my hands.” – This line illustrates Tyrone’s hope and aspiration, but also the pressure that comes with it.
G. “Still I hesitate to even go in.” – This line reflects his uncertainty and fear about pursuing his dreams, symbolizing his conflict between ambition and self-doubt.
H. “How do I begin?” – This line indicates Tyrone’s struggle with taking the first step toward resolving his conflicts and reaching his dreams.
Each of these lines illustrates different aspects of Tyrone’s personal conflicts, including aspirations, fears, and the impact of family dynamics.