There is no narrator, but simply three voices: Boys, Dad and Crow. Each offers a monologue - a sort of soliloquy - taking turns at the microphone, as it were. There is only indirect dialogue, because, like characters in a Samuel Beckett play, they speak to the audience, and not to each other. Each talks about his (they're all male) experiences or anxieties or observations; they may tell us what one of the others has said or done, but they do not perform together on the stage.