Fences

Front

What does the fridge symbolize in Bono and Troy's relationship?

Back

The fridge symbolizes the changing dynamics and distance in Bono and Troy's friendship.

Front

Where does Troy meet Alberta?

Back

Troy meets Alberta at Taylor's.

Front

Who is Raynell's biological mother?

Back

Raynell's biological mother is Alberta.

Front

What does Cory accuse Troy of?

Back

Cory accuses Troy of holding him back and being afraid of his potential.

Front

Who is Troy's first born son that asks for money on payday?

Back

Troy's first born son who asks for money on payday is Lyons.

Front

What is the significance of the character Bono in the play?

Back

Bono represents loyalty and the complexities of friendship, especially in relation to Troy.

Front

How does Troy's relationship with his sons differ?

Back

Troy's relationship with Lyons is strained due to financial issues, while his relationship with Cory is conflicted over expectations and aspirations.

Front

What role does Alberta play in Troy's life?

Back

Alberta represents temptation and the conflict between duty and desire in Troy's life.

Front

What does the fence symbolize in the play?

Back

The fence symbolizes both protection and separation, reflecting the characters' struggles with relationships.

Front

How does Troy's past influence his present actions?

Back

Troy's past experiences with racism and failure shape his worldview and impact his relationships with family.