The entire play takes place in the single setting of Dwayne and Cordell’s home. The setting of Dwayne and Cordell's home is integral to the emotional core of the play, serving as both a sanctuary and a battleground for the characters’ relationships. The domestic setting emphasizes the theme of belonging—both within a family unit and in a broader chosen community. It is in this space that characters like Everett seek acceptance, and where Dwayne and Cordell work through their guilt, desires, and sense of responsibility toward one another. The home is a symbol of both the warmth of chosen family and the friction that arises from unhealed pasts. Additionally, the kitchen area becomes crucial symbolic spaces during the hot wing contest, highlighting the intersection of food, culture, and familial bonds. These intimate spaces reflect the characters’ internal struggles, but also their efforts...