English, 11.06.2021 18:40 brittanyrenner6657

Fences: At the opening of Act I, Scene 2, Rose is hanging up clothes in the early morning, humming and singing to herself. Her song imploring Jesus to “be a fence all around me every day” reflects one of the play’s important themes. How do different characters relate to and define fences? Whom do fences keep out, and whom do they enclose? Pls help!! quick!

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