What kind of person is Mrs. Johnson? What seems to be the purpose of her visit? Support your answers with at least three details from the text. Act 2 Scene 2

Mrs. Johnson is the Youngers' nosy neighbour, who points out the dangers of moving into Clybourne Park. In her nosy way, she represents a little foreshadowing. Under the pretense of offering the Youngers congratulations on the move and on Ruth's pregnancy, the woman comes over to cast doubt on their decision to move into a white neighborhood. Ms. Johnson happens to mention a recent newspaper article about a local Chicago family that moved into a white neighborhood and was bombed. After implying that Beneatha is uppity because she has a college education and that Walter ought to be satisfied as a chauffeur, Mrs. Johnson agrees to disagree with Lena and leaves.]