ACT 1 Fences

Front

What kind of injury did Gabriel sustain as a soldier?

Back

Gabriel sustained a head wound as a soldier.

Front

Who is the protagonist in Fences?

Back

The protagonist in Fences is Troy.

Front

How much money does Lyons want to borrow from his father?

Back

Lyons wants to borrow $10 from his father.

Front

What sport did Troy play when he was younger?

Back

Troy played baseball when he was younger.

Front

What does Troy believe is his primary responsibility to his son?

Back

Troy believes his primary responsibility is to provide for his son (food, clothes, etc.).

Front

What is the significance of the fence in Fences?

Back

The fence symbolizes both protection and isolation in Troy's life.

Front

How does Troy's past influence his relationship with his son Cory?

Back

Troy's past experiences with racism and failure in sports lead him to impose strict limitations on Cory's aspirations.

Front

What role does Rose play in Troy's life?

Back

Rose serves as Troy's wife, providing emotional support and stability, but also challenges his decisions.

Front

What does Gabriel's character represent in the play?

Back

Gabriel represents the impact of war on individuals and the theme of mental health.

Front

How does Troy's view of success differ from that of his son Cory?

Back

Troy equates success with financial stability and provision, while Cory seeks personal fulfillment through sports.