Character Relationships and Symbolism in Troy

The lesson covers Act 2 Scene 1 of a play, focusing on Cory's struggle to mimic his father, Troy, and the symbolic meaning of the fence being built. The discussion delves into Troy's affair with Alberta, his confession to Rose, and the family dynamics involving Gabe's arrest. Metaphors are used to illustrate personal struggles and relationships.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Act 3 Scene 1

• Act 2 Scene 1

• Act 1 Scene 1

• Act 2 Scene 2

What does Cory's awkward swing symbolize?

• His dislike for his father

• His desire to be a professional player

• His lack of interest in baseball

• His struggle to mimic his father's life views

What type of wood does Bono suggest for the fence?

• Hardwood

• Soft pine

• Cedar

• Oak

Why does Rose want a fence built?

• To keep animals out

• To keep people in

• To mark property boundaries

• To improve the house's appearance

What is Bono's main concern regarding Troy's affair?

• Troy's health

• The impact on Troy's family

• Troy's career

• Troy's financial stability

What does Troy admit to Rose?

• He wants a divorce

• He is having an affair

• He lost his job

• He is moving away

How does Rose describe her relationship with Troy?

• As a rocky and hard soil

• As a blooming garden

• As a smooth sailing ship

• As a never-ending journey

What does Troy's use of baseball metaphors signify?

• His love for the sport

• His view on life's challenges

• His regret of not playing professionally

• His desire to coach baseball