Discuss Troy’s attitude toward and behavior with both of his sons, and what Troy’s absence in Lyons’ life and presence in Cory’s may have contributed to their becoming the men we encounter at the end of the play.

1. Discuss Troy’s attitude toward and behavior with both of his sons, and what Troy’s absence in Lyons’ life and presence in Cory’s may have contributed to their becoming the men we encounter at the end of the play. 2. When we meet Troy Maxson, he is married to a woman he loves, has fathered two sons, and is in a close friendship that has lasted for thirty years. By the end of the play, he has driven his wife, his younger son, and his best friend away. What in Troy’s character and behavior causes his downfall?

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