“Fences” Act one, Scene four

Today in Multicultural Literature, we continued to read the play “Fences” and discuss the characterization of characters, such as Troy, in the play. Reading through scene four, we learned more about Troy’s background and character that shapes him into the person he is in the play. At the end of the scene, Cory is denied the opportunity to play college football due to the actions of his father. I am doing good.

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