In act 2, scene 1, you’ll learn more about the Younger’s money problems. Apply this common issue to your own life. Think of a time in your life when you thought that money would have helped you solve a problem. Describe the situation. Were you ultimately able to solve the problem? If so, how? If not, why not? Respond in 5-7 complete sentences
One time in my life when I thought that money would have helped me solve a problem was when I was in college and needed to pay my tuition fees. Due to some unexpected circumstances, my part-time job hours were reduced, and I wasn't able to save enough money to cover the fees. I was stressed and worried about how I would be able to continue my education. I looked into various options such as scholarships and loans, but they were not sufficient to cover the entire amount. Ultimately, I reached out to my family and explained the situation to them. They were understanding and supportive, and together we came up with a plan to pool our resources and cover the remaining fees. Through their help and my part-time job, I was able to solve the problem and continue my education.
