Investigate the apartheid system in South Africa. Compare it to the "separate but equal" segregation system that existed in the United States during the 1950s. What differences in the governments of these two countries allowed the U.S. to address racial inequalities sooner than South Africa?

Analyze the episode involving the kite, especially considering Sam's explanation after Hally spits in his face.

Sam uses the metaphor of dance to discuss the complexities of human relationships. Illustrate how this metaphor functions within the context of the play.

Hally has two one-sided telephone conversations throughout the play. Examine his mood following each call. Why is the second call more distressing than the first?

Most of the dialogue in the play occurs between Sam and Hally. What is Willie's role in this drama? Is he merely an observer, or does his role carry more significance?