Ⅲ.Content Questions

1.What were men supposed to be like in Tony's boyhood?

2.What is the“man box”?

3.What does he think of this“man box”?

4.What would he do when his two kids Kendall and Jay went to him crying?

5.Why did he treat them differently?

6.What does Tony intend to show by telling the story about his father's behavior after the funeral?

7.How does the 12-year-old football player's answer impress him?

8.What was said about Johnny? How did people think of him?

9.What did he do to Sheila in the room? Why did he do so?

10.How did he feel about that experience?

11.What does he think of people's viewing women as of less value, as property and the objects of men?

12.What call does he make to men everywhere?

13.What solution does he provide in the end?