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Alberta, Cory’s confrontation, and the ending.
#ap_english_literature
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Rose answers Troy's confession with "I gave eighteen years of my life to stand in the same spot with you." Against his claim of wanting a larger life, what does her line reveal?
Rose calls Troy "you a womanless man" when she agrees to raise Raynell. What distinction does the sentence force?
Bono says "some people build fences to keep people out and other people build fences to keep people in." What does his phrasing reveal about his role in the scene?
In Act 2, Troy describes Alberta as an escape from the pressures of his life with Rose. What motive is exposed under pressure?
Why does Rose's image of standing in the "same spot" cut against Troy's defense of the affair?
When Rose says "you a womanless man," the sharpest effect of the grammar is to:
Bono's fence remark tells Troy that Rose wants to hold on to her family. In that moment, the fence most clearly marks:
Which sequence follows Alberta's death in Act 2?
Act 2 reveals a consequence of Troy's signing papers connected to Gabriel. What happens to Gabriel?
Before Rose tells Troy he is a "womanless man," what has Troy brought home?
What escalates Cory's Act 2 confrontation with Troy into physical violence?
After Cory leaves in Act 2, what structural position does that confrontation occupy before the funeral scene?
Which pairing of Act 2 event and consequence is accurate?
The completed fence is present when Troy drives Cory from the yard. What effect does the setting create?
In the bat confrontation, why is Cory's baseball bat more than a prop?
Raynell's first appearance in the 1965 yard before the adults gather does what?
When Act 2 keeps returning to the Maxson yard, what does that setting let the drama test?
At Troy's funeral, Cory says he will not attend. Rose's reply pushes him to understand manhood as:
Gabriel's trumpet gives no sound at the funeral. What does the play give him instead?
Cory and Raynell sing Troy's old song about Blue before the funeral. What does the moment do?
Why is Gabriel, not Troy, given the last action at the funeral?
Act 2 lets Alberta die offstage. What is the effect of that structural choice?
The jump to 1965 omits Troy's decline and death. What does that omission emphasize?
Which Act 2 ordering best describes the play's pressure on Troy's authority?
By placing Raynell in the final scene after Cory's exile, the act creates which contrast?
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Fences: Troy, the Fence and the Inheritance
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