os;t do nothing with that piano sitting up here in the house, that's just like if I let them watermelons sit out there and rot, I'd be a fool" (Wilson 1988). She constantly says that she wants it kept in the family, but Boy Willie
             won't' accept no for an answer. He and his friend Lymon even try to lift the piano from the house. The behavior displayed by Boy Willie is one of greed, selfishness, and discontent toward his sister Berniece, including his family. The character of Walter Younger is filled with joy when he hear
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