Although The Piano Lesson isn't a musical, the characters are always singing and the songs address African American history.

The description of Wining Boy at the beginning of Act 1 Scene 2: "He tries to present the image of a successful musician and gambler, but his music, his clothes, and his manner of presentation are old. He is a man who looking back over his life continues to live it with an odd mixture of zest and sorrow."

Bobby loved his boyfriend and would do anything for him, but he decides to break up anyway.

Sutter is the dude that fell down the well. He keeps appearing as a ghost throughout the play.

Cristopher is invited to an exciting party and wants to go, but he promised his cat to hang out with him that night. He's struggling with what to do.

Berniece recalls her childhood experience with her mother, who obsessively cleaned the piano and asked her to play it.

Mary's girlfriend keeps dropping hints that she wants to go to Disneyland for their anniversary.

Berniece, on pg. 52: "All this thieving and killing and thieving and killing. And what does it lead to? More killing and more thieving. I ain't ever seen it come to nothing. People getting burned up. People getting shot. People falling down their wells. It don't ever stop."

THIS IS MORE THAN ONE.

Rarity the pony is a dressmaker and overworks herself in one episode. At the end of the story, she realizes the importance of asking her friends for help.

From going over this review, how confident are you in identifying Notice and Note signposts?