Scene two begins with Stella revealing to Stanley about her intentions for her and Blanche while he and his companions have the poker night. Stella has the belief that the drunken, animalistic, indecent poker night atmosphere is not suitable for Blanche, which is ironic as Blanche is seen to drink a lot more than Stanley in scene 1 this is automatically noted by Stanley and the process of suspicion starts taking place, thus deciding to take her to the “Galatoires for supper’. The class difference between Stanley and Blanche is evident as the so-called “higher statues” Blanche isn’t seen to belong in the lower class filthy society of Stanley, which can also be seen as impolite. Stanley doesn’t like the idea of himself being left with a “cold plate” while Stella and Blanche have a “dandy” steaming cuisine at a restaurant with his hard-earned wages which might he add is not unlimited so should not be spent so unwisely.
