From the very beginning of this play, when Boy Willie first pounded on the door, Wilson gave us an idea of what kind of a person Boy Willie is. The first few lines of dialogue between Doaker and Boy Willie are that of impatience and urgency, as we can tell by Boy Willie’s insistent knocking and ranting. Doaker is somewhat surprised to see his nephew Boy Willie, and the dialogue between the two is not of complete jubilation, but they are happy to see each other after three years.

Boy Willie: Hey, Doaker...Doaker! Hey Doaker! Hey

Berniece: Me and Avery gonna drop you off at the settlement house. You mind them people down there. Don’t be going there showing your color. Boy Willie I done told you what to do. I’ll see you later, Doaker.

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