In August Wilson’s play Fences , Troy tells Cory, “Who the hell say…

Question Answered step-by-step In August Wilson’s play Fences , Troy tells Cory, “Who the hell say… In August Wilson’s play Fences, Troy tells Cory, “Who the hell say I got to like you? What law is there say I got to like you?” What does this quotation say about the play’s time period?    In your opinion, why does Troy want to build the fence?   What is the significance of sports, especially organized team sports, in Wilson’s Fences?    At the end of Wilson’s Fences, Cory describes Troy as a “shadow digging in your flesh. Trying to crawl in. Trying to live through you.” What was Cory’s reaction to this feeling throughout the play?   What aspect is most effective in the play? How did the playwright make this so effective?   What aspect is most ineffective in the play? How did the playwright make this so ineffective?   Name the crisis action, or the pivotal action or choice made by the protagonist in the play.   What is the resolution of the play, or how the central conflict is resolved?   Close your eyes. What are the two or three most important images for the play?       Arts & Humanities English English Literature ENGL MISC Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)