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Fences
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August Wilson
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Fences Act 2, Scene 3 Summary
Stage directions tells us that it's three days later.
Rose is sitting on the porch, listening to a ballgame.
Troy enters carrying his new baby, Raynell, wrapped in blankets.
There's a long, awkward silence.
Troy tells his wife that he's holding his daughter.
He says the girl is innocent and doesn't have a mother.
Rose brushes Troy off and goes back inside.
Troy sits down on the porch with Raynell.
He bemoans that fact that neither of them have a home now.
Troy sings Raynell a lullaby.
Rose comes back out on the porch.
Troy asks her if she'll help take care of Raynell.
Rose agrees, because Raynell is innocent and doesn't deserve to suffer.
However, from now on, Rose won't be Troy's woman.
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