In this play, a (*)  boxcar fire that killed several hobos is cited as the origin of the Ghosts of Yellow Dog in a story told by Doaker.
A character in this play boasts that he "got the power of death" after murdering a cat as a child when a priest failed to resurrect his dog. In the final scene of this play, a train is heard approaching as a "rustle of wind across two continents" dismisses an unseen force that repeatedly knocks a character down the stairs. In this play, a (*)  boxcar fire that killed several hobos is cited as the origin of the Ghosts of Yellow Dog in a story told by Doaker. Berniece exorcises Sutter's ghost from the title object of this play, which corresponds to the 1930s in its author's Pittsburgh Cycle. For 10 points, name this August Wilson play in which Boy Willie attempts to sell the title instrument.
A character in this play boasts that he "got the power of death" after murdering a cat as a child when a priest failed to resurrect his dog.
The  Piano Lesson  