Madea's Class Reunion

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Madea's Class Reunion

When Cora checks Clarence Massey into the hotel, she shows no signs of knowing him by sight, nor his name, yet when his wife Dianna comes to the hotel later, she and Cora speak and Dianna Massey reminds Cora she was at their wedding. It appears that Cora has long been aware of Clarence Massey's affair with Ann. (the hotel manager and mother of Clarence's son.) One would think since Cora knew about the affair, she has probably seen Clarence around Ann before. Ann does not appear to be the type who would share details of her affair with Cora. When Dianna Massey finds out Ann is her husband, Clarence's mistress, Cora's statement to Ann is: "you knew he was married and he is just playing both of you," making it evident she was aware of the affair and that he was Dianna's husband.

class reunion was absolutely fabulous, i have watched it over twenty times. It reminds you of yourself and everyone else you came up with and still with, real people genuine people,i am in the process of purchasing whatever it is i don't have by brother Tyler. It's like waking up and just being yourself and not stressing over strained acceptance. There are so many people donning mask, unappreciative of what they really are and the substance in it ,sad comes to mind. Thank you for putting something out worth watching, over and over again and enjoying it!The Mann's are wonderful a beautiful couple that come across warmly and affectionately,I hope their with your productions to stay!

I have watched all of the Tyler Perry plays but Madea's class reunion surpasses them all, so far. Tyler is a genius and he has been an underground play write for too long. I'm very happy he is gaining national recognition outside of the black community. The play takes place in a hotel where Madea's reunion will be held. It is a story of forgiveness and reconciliation. Although Madea (in all of her plays) smokes weed, cusses and is packing a pistol, she teaches that we don't need to harbor unnecessary resentment toward the ones that hurt us. Forgiveness is for yourself not the people that did you dirty. Can't wait to see Madea goes to Jail.