As a villain in the story, Troy Maxson showed anger. “Troy’s relationship with his family and friends are affected by his anger as well as by his other experience of poverty and prejudice (Christine Birdwell). Ms. Birdwell and I agreed that Troy actions caused discrimination and racial judgment in his everyday life decisions and thinking. He lashed out by fighting his son and physically putting his hands on his wife. Troy would get so angry and yelled that it would intimate others especially his son. Cory always thought his dad wanted him to be scared of him. Troy Maxson anger issues got him in many situations that could have been
