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    not only weakens his marriage‚ but also destroys the strong relationship that he once had with Bono (Breaking Barriers). The difficult relationship between Troy and his son‚ Cory‚ is similarly related to the type of relationship that Troy had with his father when he was growing up. A major conflict between Troy and Cory deals with Cory’s opportunity to play football in college.

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    provides a certain symbolic perspective on what it has to do with their family. Cory‚ who is Troy and Rose’s son‚ sees this fence as just another chore that his mom and dad are constantly making him go out of his way to help build and complete this fence. He doesn’t necessarily have much meaning behind how he sees it‚ but just gets annoyed when his parents ask him to help build it. In connection to this‚ Troy states to Cory‚ “Your first chore is to help me with this fence on Saturday. Everything else

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    since you was playing baseball‚ Troy.” Troy’s youth and past is what shapes his present as he gains a certain philosophy about death of his dreams and how it “ain’t nothing but a fastball on the outside corner.” Troy’s purpose in the novel is to show Cory that taking the easy way out might be understandable because Troy can relate to the riskiness of choosing sports and leading it to a horrible career. It informs to the meaning of the work as a tragedy as Troy is finally accepting the past and moving

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    it? Response Essay to the question: Losing a loved one is like having a rug swept out from underneath you. No warnings. You make plans for the day‚ and don’t think twice about how those plans can be taken away in the blink of an eye. I had talked to Cory on the phone a half hour before he died; he phoned to tell me he was on his way to my house from work. I had also spoken to Johnan the night before his death. I never thought much about it myself‚ until I was faced with the shock‚ and the truth of

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    fifteen years due to robbery and murder. While in jail‚ he became a sharp baseball player. He is determined to protect his son Cory from the disappointments and opportunities loss because of the color of his skin. Troy lives in the past and fails to recognize that the world has changed. Troy father was controlling and bitter so he feels as though he must act the same way towards Cory. Troy tries to escape his responsibility of taking care of home‚ his wife and son by having an affair with Alberta and getting

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    Troy ’s Battle with Anger Conflicts and tensions between family members and friends are key elements in August Wilson ’s play‚ Fences. The main character‚ Troy Maxon‚ has struggled his whole life to be a responsible person and fulfill his duties in any role that he is meant to play. In turn‚ however‚ he has created conflict through his forbidding manner. The author illustrates how the effects of Troy ’s stern upbringing cause him to pass along a legacy of bitterness and anger which creates tension

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    reality are intertwined. In the poem “Richard Cory” Mr. Robinson tells a story of man in spite of having everything‚ Richard Cory was a dead man walking. Allow me to explain‚ in the poem‚ the third stanza it says “and he was rich-yes‚ richer than a king‚ and admirably schooled in every grace.” Also‚ in the second stanza of the poem it states “he fluttered pulses when he said “” good-morning‚”” and he glittered when he walked away.” By all means‚ Richard Cory‚ was who everyone wanted to be. Although this

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    settles with what he grew up knowing about society. When Cory tells him he wants to be a football player‚ he basically tells him to choose another path. Troy settles with being a garbage lifter because he feels that’s what is expected of him. He regrets his past and not becoming a pro baseball star. He takes it out of Cory because he had big dreams like him and he didn’t make it. The character who is least bound by societal expectations is Cory. He is least bound by societal expectations because he

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    relationship he had with his father. This affected him in several ways as an adult. His father never put his family first lacking the affection of love towards him making Troy a cold‚ aggressive man as an adult. Troy’s abusive childhood reflects on his son Cory. Cory gets an opportunity to have a successful future by receiving a scholarship to play college football. As Troy refuses to sign Cory’s scholarship acceptance letter he is letting Cory’s future ruined for him just like his were. When Troy’s dreams were

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    it becomes pretty obvious to me that Troy‚ the main character in the play‚ a black African – American‚ father of two children‚ cannot accept the changes in the world. That is‚ in my opinion‚ the reason why he tries to fence in his family. Especially Cory‚ by not giving him the chance to become a successful sports player and he also can’t accept that someone is able to live as a musician like his son Lyons wants to. The storyline plays in America‚ in 1957‚ where the blacks began to stand up for their

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