Fence is used mainly to surround and protect. Many occasions in the play a sense of fence is created to put away someone or something. Discrimination is sent out as a fence to keep away Africans from whites. Troy says all drivers of trucks are white he says “You think only white fellows got sense enough to drive a truck. That isn’t no paper job! Hell, anybody can drive a truck”. Racial discrimination is set out as per job given. He urges that all people can drive. He tells Cory that whites can’t allow in play for an income. He will always be in bench unless is double qualified. He Troy believed that he could play better than Selkirk but due to discrimination he was denied the chance. All teams are seen to be played by white boys. Troy portrays a negative picture of hatred toward any white man. He doesn’t want even the coach who is ready to help the Cory. (1.1.13)
There is a symbolic fence of fear within the Troy’s family all members are fearful of one thing or the other. The …show more content…
Children aren’t given any time to be listened nor to make decisions. It’s seen that Cory can’t say or choose anything of his wish. He want to go on with sport but Troy wants him to pursue work at A&P and make a licking from there. He even calls a big fool. Troy: “You a bigger fool than I thought ... to let somebody take away your job so you can play some football. Where you gonna get your money to take out your girlfriend and whatnot? What kind of foolishness is that to let somebody take away your job?” (Page 39) when Cory tries to explain to Troy he dismisses and say he is final. He refuse to sign permission for Cory. “I don't care what nobody else say. I'm the boss . . . you understand? I'm the boss around here. I do the only saying what counts “says Troy. Rose is sent inside house not to listen to men talk. This kind of believe surrounding troy making him think he is always right. Some of his decisions comes to haunt him, Troy,
There is a symbolic fence of fear within the Troy’s family all members are fearful of one thing or the other. The …show more content…
Children aren’t given any time to be listened nor to make decisions. It’s seen that Cory can’t say or choose anything of his wish. He want to go on with sport but Troy wants him to pursue work at A&P and make a licking from there. He even calls a big fool. Troy: “You a bigger fool than I thought ... to let somebody take away your job so you can play some football. Where you gonna get your money to take out your girlfriend and whatnot? What kind of foolishness is that to let somebody take away your job?” (Page 39) when Cory tries to explain to Troy he dismisses and say he is final. He refuse to sign permission for Cory. “I don't care what nobody else say. I'm the boss . . . you understand? I'm the boss around here. I do the only saying what counts “says Troy. Rose is sent inside house not to listen to men talk. This kind of believe surrounding troy making him think he is always right. Some of his decisions comes to haunt him, Troy,