One character in this play claims to have wrestled with Death for three days andnights and uses an excuse of renting furniture from the Devil to avoid lending his sonten dollars. The protagonist of this play repeatedly sings about a dog Blue who "treeda possum in a hollow log". This play ends with one character failing to (+) blow hishorn three times. The protagonist's mistress Alberta dies giving birth to Raynell. The protagonist is promoted to (*) driver from his position as garbage man, and he prohibits his son Cory from playing football. For ten points, identify this play in which the former baseball player Troy Maxson builds the title ob
One character in this play claims to have wrestled with Death for three days andnights and uses an excuse of renting furniture from the Devil to avoid lending his sonten dollars. The protagonist of this play repeatedly sings about a dog Blue who "treeda possum in a hollow log". This play ends with one character failing to (+) blow hishorn three times. The protagonist's mistress Alberta dies giving birth to Raynell. The protagonist is promoted to (*) driver from his position as garbage man, and he prohibits his son Cory from playing football. For ten points, identify this play in which the former baseball player Troy Maxson builds the title object, written by August Wilson.
One character in this play claims to have wrestled with Death for three days andnights and uses an excuse of renting furniture from the Devil to avoid lending his sonten dollars.
Fences