How does Ruth behave when she learns about the rat In raisin in the sun?

When Ruth learns about the rat in "A Raisin in the Sun," she reacts with a mix of frustration and resignation. The presence of the rat symbolizes the deteriorating conditions of their living situation, adding to her stress and feelings of being overwhelmed. Rather than expressing overt panic or anger, Ruth's response reflects her pragmatic nature, as she tends to suppress her emotions and concerns in the face of ongoing hardships. This moment highlights her struggles and the burden of maintaining a semblance of normalcy for her family.