Prompt: In Fences, Troy makes it clear that he believes his main responsibility as a father is to provide for Cory, not necessarily to like him or make him happy. Do you think parents have to like their children, or is it enough for them to love, provide for, and take care of them? Explain the difference between loving someone and liking someone. Do you agree or disagree with Troy's view of parenting? Explain your response and make a personal or real-world connection.

 Prompt Response: I don't think parents have to like their children. But I think it is a good idea to have a good relationship with your children. I think it is the bare minimum to take care and provide for the child. The difference between loving someone and liking some is that when you love someone, you are willing to do anything for that person. But when you like someone, you won't go as far to be with them.

Summary: Today we read Act 1 scenes 2 and 3.

Reflection: We had a discussion about parents and them loving their child. This made me realize that I have a good relationship with my parents (both of them love me).

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