"Fences" reading Act 1, Scene 2

 Today, we continued our reading of "Fences" by August Wilson through Act 1, Scene 2. I learned that Troy has a brother named Gabriel who is mentally damaged from war, and sometimes thinks of himself as the angel Gabriel, and I learned about Gabriel's past relationship with Troy and how they used to live together. I like the introduction of these characters that have unique characteristics and traits. Today, I have been thinking and brainstorming ideas for my college essays, and my mind has been on that.

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