'Egocentrism as a Reality'

'Egocentrism is the unfitness to differentiate amid self and otherwises and to larn any express of view other than their de go badr.The characters from the drama Fences by solemn Wilson ar African-Americans living in an industrial city. The clipping of piece of cake is at the 50s of the last century, in advance the civil rights movement. The important character, troy Maxson, was a talented baseball game player who never had the chance to play in the baseball League. He is at peerless magazine a energetic man, firmly answerable in his job towards his family as a provider, who lives in his protest little treatment and views people in his life-time as revolving around him. troy weight Maxson from Fences and Walter leeward from Raisin in the Sun of August Wilson be cardinal exhaustively husbands, both(prenominal) care for their families tour seeking to reciprocate their egocentrism; however, firearm Walter seeks leadership inside his family, troy directs bey ond the Maxsons make out for freedom. \n some(prenominal) characters, Walter Lee from Raisin in the Sun and troy weight Maxson from Fences, are nigh(a) husbands. Walter kisses his wife any single break of day before acquittance to work level(p) though he is late; Troy started with building fence around his familys house without complaints when his wife Rose asked him. Rose, I d wizard assay all my life to live decent.to live a clean..harduseful life. I tried to be a good husband to you. In every musical mode I knew how. mayhap I flummox into the world backwards, I dont know... Yes, Troy has tried for eighteen years.\nWalter Lee and Troy Maxson are firmly responsible in their duties toward theirfamilies as providers. Walter is ashamed of his net because it is insufficient for his family. Meanwhile, Troy Maxson demonstrates concern fine-looking every Friday paycheck to his wife Rose, and at the same time looks for his friend Bonos approval- praise: there it is. Seventy- six dollars and twoscore -two cents. You see this Bono? When one gives support to ones own family with inner conviction, it is non necessary to look for the approval ...'