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The main themes in Fences are race, barriers, and responsibility and love. Race: Racism has had a profound effect on Troy's life, and it is his fear that racism will prevent Cory from achieving success that leads to Troy irreparably damaging his relationship with his son.
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Dryden gives his ideas on the use of poetic language in stage drama in An Essay of Dramatic Poesy. With his 4 characters who represent his contemporaries in literature at the time, Dryden claims that rhyming is more effective then blank verse in drama.
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The pressure is on.
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This line is considered a synedoche in poetry which is a figure of speech in which a part of something represents the whole. This line is from "Casey at the Bat" and in this saying it means he has 5,000 fans watching him and cheering, which is 10,000 eyeballs. The 'tongues' are referring to the fans.
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