The Piano Lesson Act 2 Scene 4

I thought that is was interesting that Winning Boy sees Sutter's ghost as well. To me, that proves that he is not here for Boy Willie like Berniece thinks Sutter is. I also think that it is strange that we hear Sutter's ghost, and then Lymon and Boy Willie cannot move the piano. Was Sutter's ghost sitting on it? Was Sutter's ghost what was holding it down? I also find it intriguing that Boy Willie is obsessed with taking the piano, selling it, and getting Sutter's land. That seems to be the only thing on his mind. I wonder if he will ever succeed in moving the piano.

The Piano Lesson Act 2 Scene 3

The book seems to go from a book that is exceptable to every age range, to a book that is more mature and adult. I think it is very interesting that the transition is very quick, abrupt, and clear. Most books would make a slower transition. This is very unique. I also find it interesting that Lymon goes from this very quite person to someone who talks, a lot. I wonder if Berniece will end up marrying Lymon instead of Avery. The plot just got a twist and thickened. Now, the book is getting interesting....

The Piano Lesson Act 2 Scene 2

Avery does not seem to be interested in marrying Berniece for the right reasons. It sounds like he wants to marry her to attract more people to his Church. It doesn't seem like he really cares about Berniece. He starts out with saying how it looks to have a preacher unmarried. To me it sounds like he wants to marry Berniece for the Church politics rather than love.

The Piano Lesson Act 1 Scene 1 (make up)

I think that the ghost is there because he doesn't want Boy Willie to have his land. I think that the ghost is a warning. I don't think that he will show up again.

The Piano Lesson Act 1 Scene 1 (make up)

Berniece seems to be a very resonable person. She seems to have a level head on her shoulders. When she saw the ghost, I thought that she was a little crazy or just overly tired.

Doaker seems to be a man who knows what's good and what's bad. He know's what's what. He doesn't get into other people's business or bother himself with it.

The Piano Lesson Act 1 Scene 1 (make up)

Lymon seems to be a person that just goes along with every thing. He isn't looking for trouble, but he ends up getting in trouble because of Boy Willie. He also seems to be very quite.

The Piano Lesson Act 1 Scene 1 (make up)

The character of Boy Willie, to me, seems very rude and boisterous. He seems to be only concerned with himself. He doesn't seem to realize that he is in someone else's house.