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- The song lets Troy show emotions he usually hides, like loneliness or regret. There’s also irony it's about loyalty, but Troy isn’t loyal in his own life. Overall, the scene reveals his inner struggles and the play’s themes of the past and responsibility.In Fences, when Troy Maxson sings Old Blue, it seems playful but has deeper meaning. He sings lines like, “Old Blue was a good old dog… Blue treed a possum in a hollow log,” (wilson 30).which connect him to his past and African American folk culture.
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- In Fences, when Troy talks to Death, he says, “All right… Mr. Death. See now… I’m gonna build me a fence around what belongs to me.”( Wilson 60) This shows he sees Death like an enemy he can fight, revealing his pride and desire for control. The fence becomes a symbol of him trying to protect his life and family, even though he can’t actually stop death.
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- In Fences, after Cory Maxson tells him to stay out of his way, Troy Maxson responds harshly, saying, “That’s strike one… don’t you strike out.” ( Wilson 69) .This shows Troy treating their conflict like a baseball game, using intimidation to keep control. It highlights his need for authority and the growing distance between him and Cory.
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- In Fences, when Cory Maxson tells Troy Maxson, “You just scared I’m gonna be better than you… All I want you to do is stay out of my way,” (Wilson 69), it shows Cory finally standing up to his father. This moment reveals their central conflict Cory wants independence and a better future, while Troy tries to control him out of fear and bitterness.
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