One character in this play admonishes his seven year old daughter for going out in the middle of the night to see if her garden grew.  That character has a metal plate in his head after suffering a World War II injury and occasionally believes himself to be the Archangel Gabriel. This play ends with one character announcing his intention to tell St. Peter to open the pearly gates and soundlessly blowing on a trumpet. Jim Bono advises the protagon
One character in this play admonishes his seven year old daughter for going out in the middle of the night to see if her garden grew.  That character has a metal plate in his head after suffering a World War II injury and occasionally believes himself to be the Archangel Gabriel. This play ends with one character announcing his intention to tell St. Peter to open the pearly gates and soundlessly blowing on a trumpet. Jim Bono advises the protagonist of this play against his affair with Alberta. That protagonist is married to Rose and discourages his son Cory from playing football because of his bitterness at being excluded from the major leagues after his fifteen year prison sentence. For 10 points, name this play about Troy Maxson, the sixth play in August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle.
One character in this play admonishes his seven year old daughter for going out in the middle of the night to see if her garden grew.  
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