 Complete the following phrase:  Referred to in the play as the Great Man, Parks frequently alludes to the historical realities and myths about Lincoln. Like the Great Man, the Foundling Father is tall and thinly built with long legs and large hands and feet. He even takes to wearing a false wart like Lincolns wart. There are frequent allusions to Lincolns beard as the Foundling Father keeps several beards in a box with the initials A.L. on the lid. He also complains that wearing a stovepipe hat inside is historically inaccurate but that people dont like it when Lincoln appears hatless. The play references the myth of Lincolns log cabin as a shape around which their entire lives and their posterity shapes itself. Most prominently, the play continually repeats the scene of 