What helps resolve one of Ruth and internal conflicts in a raisin the sun?

The resolution for Ruth's internal conflict is rooted in her self-discovery. As the play progresses, Ruth gains confidence and assertiveness, breaking free from the limiting expectations imposed by her circumstances. She recognizes her desire to be an equal partner in her marriage, and expresses her frustrations and longings to Walter, leading to a deeper understanding and resolution between them. Ruth's realization of her own strength and potential pave the way for a more harmonious relationship with her husband.