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Disscussion:
Please read "Guide to Fences " , Part I: The Play. Part I is broken down into "Wilson Play Like Listening to the Blues," "Fences Extended Family," "Wilson's Introduction to Fences," "Synopsis: A Scene by Scene Breakdown," and "Setting."
Part I will provide:
- a brief overview of the play and the context in which it had been written.
- introduce you to the central character, Troy Maxson, and the other characters in the play
- August Wilson's introduction to his play.
- how the play is broken down into Act 1 (4 scenes) and Act II (5 scenes).
- provide information about the setting
2. In Part 1 "Wilson's Introduction to Fences" it begins with a poem by August Wilson. Why do you think he chose to include the poem? What do you think the poem means?
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