Question

what is one thing another character says about lyons that reveals his character? what are two adjectives you would use to describe his character? what fences (figuratively) are in his life?

Explanation:

To answer these questions, we assume Lyons is from the play "Fences" by August Wilson.

1. For the first question, Troy (Lyons' father) says Lyons is a "musician" who "ain't never done a day's work in his life" (paraphrased), revealing Lyons' focus on music over traditional work.
2. For the second question, two adjectives could be "artistic" (due to his music career) and "carefree" (as he doesn't conform to Troy's work ethic).
3. For the third question, figurative fences in Lyons' life include his strained relationship with Troy (a fence of generational conflict) and the societal expectations of stable employment (a fence limiting his artistic pursuits).

Answer:

1. Troy says Lyons "ain't never done a day's work in his life" (about his non - traditional work approach as a musician), revealing his character.
2. Two adjectives: Artistic, Carefree.
3. Figurative fences: Strained relationship with Troy (generational conflict), societal pressure for stable employment (limiting artistic pursuits).