Fences Questions on Gabriel
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In Fences, what is the significance of Gabriel's injuries, his actions in the final scene, and his "frightful...
In August Wilson's Fences, Gabriel's injury and the resulting mental disability give him an open nature that connects with spirituality and faith, giving way to his "atavistic" dance and howl that...
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Is August Wilson's Fences an allegory? If so, which characters contribute to this and why?
August Wilson's Fences contains many symbols or allegories, including Rose (self-giving, faithful love), Troy (selfishness), Gabriel (the archangel and salvation), and Troy's fence (division and...
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What role does Gabe's infirmity play in Fences? Is Wilson making a social statement through Gabe?
Gabe's infirmity in "Fences" highlights the neglect of war veterans, particularly people of color, who served a country that failed to recognize them socially and civilly. His disability payments...