One character in this play shops at Bella's out of loyalty, even though her prices are higher.
One character in this play shops at Bella's out of loyalty, even though her prices are higher. That character's son works at the A&amp;P. One major character in this play claims that the devil sold him furniture without credit on interest and sings about a dog he had named Blue. Lyons comes to borrow money from this play's protagonist, who is warned by his best friend Bono about the possible consequences of his affair with Alberta. One character in this play is a former war veteran who thinks he's his namesake archangel Gabriel. The protagonist ruins Cory's chances for a football scholarship and asks his wife, Rose, to take care of Raynell, describing his affair as "trying to steal second". For 10 points, name this play about former baseball player Troy Maxson, the 1950's entry in the Pittsburgh Cycle by August Wilson.
One character in this play shops at Bella's out of loyalty, even though her prices are higher.
Fences