Realistic Fiction vs Reality

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We finished the reading of “Fences” today, and although I watched the movie before, the ending still came as a surprise. It was a realistic surprise. The thought that what happened in “Fences”, occurs normally is very unsettling. The parent and child relationship was most comparable to real-life. This was the most realistic part of the play because of first hand experience.

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