A CHARACTER, CONFLICT OR THEME THAT HAS STOOD OUT TO ME THE MOST AND WHY

 PROMPT RESPONSE

The character who stood out to me the most was Troy because he has a strong personality and many complicated relationships with the people around him. At first, I saw him mostly as a strict father, but as I continued reading, I understood that his past experiences influenced many of the choices he made. His conflict with Cory stood out to me because Troy wanted to protect his son and prepare him for life, but the way he treated Cory also created distance between them. I learned that sometimes people can care about their families while still making choices that hurt them.


SUMMARY

My project represents what I learned about Fences because it focuses on the characters, their relationships, and the different kinds of fences they build. The physical fence represents the barriers between people, while the objects and details in my project represent important parts of the characters lives. The story showed me how family, responsibility, dreams, forgiveness, and the past can affect people's relationships.


REFLECTION

Overall, Fences helped me understand that people are influenced by their experiences and the choices they make. Troy's character stood out to me because his past affected how he treated his family and how he viewed responsibility. While working on my project, I was able to look more closely at the characters and understand why certain objects and conflicts were important. I also learned that a person can have good intentions but still hurt others through their actions. My project represents these lessons by showing the important relationships, struggles, and themes that make Fences meaningful 

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