Amanda Wingfield is a believer in illusions and make believe, as she forces success on her children. Laura adored serenity while being enclosed in her apartments captivity, and Tom has "fell in love with long distances," just as his father. Although this is what Amanda strived to avoid, it became inevitable for Tom. One can conclude that Amanda herself may be the reason as to why her husband and Tom left. Tom and Laura did not communicate as they should, but she soon became the force of Tom's memory as he chased his dreams. Laura remained in Tom's head, and she became the memory in which he would never escape.
A story often described as a memory, written by Tennessee Williams, projects realism as it reflects the hardships experienced face
A story often described as a memory, written by Tennessee Williams, projects realism as it reflects the hardships experienced face