Today we continued reading this play, as four of our classmates and teacher acted as these characters and narrator. The book seems somewhat real in a sense as the characters use slang and language that would be common in regular conversations, like with other books everyone speaks so formally with little mistakes in their speech making it seem somewhat unrealistic, in here it seems like a conversation you’d actually hear. At parts it got a little uncomfortable but at other parts it was relatable like when Troy and his son were disagreeing about their ways of life, his son may have been lazy and avoiding his responsibilities but he was chasing his passion or what he lead us to believe was his passion. That scene made the book feel much more relatable in my eyes as I can relate to his son as I too have avoided my life for the majority of it, except I’m not even sure why, but at a certain point in life, you need to face reality and decide whether your dreams are worth making your cur...
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