The Porch
This is the location of the majority of the action of the play and is littered with broken-down objects and discarded items.
The Garden
Just off the side of the main location in the play, this object/place represents a place of refuge for Fonsia.
The Nursing Home
This might be considered a last-stop for people on welfare who cannot afford to go anywhere else.
The Presbyterian Home
This place demands that its residents donate all of their assets to live there, and is considered by Weller to be "a racket."
The Game of Gin
This object at first offers the hope of entertainment, but becomes instead a source of contention.
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