Imagine a family dinner with a wife beater, liar, and a girl caught in the middle all holding a secret protected at all costs.Tennessee Williams captivates the audience in A Streetcar Named Desire following the main character, Blanche, to New Orleans to stay with her sister and brother-in-law, Stella and Stanley. Stanley’s actions places readers in a love-hate relationship with Stella flocking back to Stanley after violent incidences. Blanche attempts to reason with Stella to leave Stanley but Blanche’s present creates mountains of drama. Secrets willing to keep prevent the correct morals of challenging personal love and that we all seek, judging a book by its cover, and where the truth overcomes evil. Often individuals that make love complicated
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Following taking a bath in scene eleven, Blanche says this simple line that seems like a normal gesture but the craziness has already sunk. “That cool yellow silk--the blousé. See if it’s crushed. If it’s not too crushed I’ll wear it and on the lapel that silver and turquoise pin in the shape of a seahorse.” (Scene 11, page 165) She dresses like nothing happened, yet in the same instance, everything has already changed. She know that Shep won’t take her on a cruise, but she believes that he will arrive to pick her up for the trip. Succeeding what Stanley did to Blanche, she fears the worst and slowly fades away from the true form of herself. The party following around Blanche thinks that she honestly turned insane, but they don’t comprehend why she acts the way she does. When the Stanley entered to remove Blanche from the house for the doctor, her mind flashed back to the horrible time and did anything to get away from Stanley. Comparable to Blanche wanting to escape from Stanley’s presence, many others hope to leave behind memories in disguise as nightmares. We would like to think a change one’s wardrobe would solve the issue, but we can’t out run any problem due to it defining us. All the makeup can’t hide the imperfection hiding underneath, yet people only notice how one presents themselves to the world. Another form of judging not done by the eyes …show more content…
“He’d stuck the revolver into his mouth, and fired--so that the back of his head had been--blown away! It was because--on the dance-floor--unable to stop myself--I’d suddenly said--’I saw! I know! You disgust me..’” (Scene six, page 115) So madly in love with Grey, the secret hit Blanche like a pound of bricks when she uncovered why he didn’t love her the way she thought. Awe struck in when the person who she thought she married loved someone else, it felt like the walls around her started crumbling down. The feeling of pain replaced the feeling once held with love and admiration. Love to pain fits with those who their significant other cheated on them. Many would rather get told that the bond between the couple faded away than learning or seeing their boyfriend or girlfriend with someone else. It may hurt now when the split happens, but in the long haul, finding out now could save oneself from the lies and heartache later. We all hope to find a love everlasting to find to go through life with, but love make one do crazy deeds.
Blanche, Stanley, and Allen Grey held their secret so high corrupting the correct morals of healthy, loving relationship, everything doesn’t seem as it appears, and telling the truth drove to the ultimate price. We all change our appearances to follow society’s standards and rules put in place. The capability of loving someone comes when one
Following taking a bath in scene eleven, Blanche says this simple line that seems like a normal gesture but the craziness has already sunk. “That cool yellow silk--the blousé. See if it’s crushed. If it’s not too crushed I’ll wear it and on the lapel that silver and turquoise pin in the shape of a seahorse.” (Scene 11, page 165) She dresses like nothing happened, yet in the same instance, everything has already changed. She know that Shep won’t take her on a cruise, but she believes that he will arrive to pick her up for the trip. Succeeding what Stanley did to Blanche, she fears the worst and slowly fades away from the true form of herself. The party following around Blanche thinks that she honestly turned insane, but they don’t comprehend why she acts the way she does. When the Stanley entered to remove Blanche from the house for the doctor, her mind flashed back to the horrible time and did anything to get away from Stanley. Comparable to Blanche wanting to escape from Stanley’s presence, many others hope to leave behind memories in disguise as nightmares. We would like to think a change one’s wardrobe would solve the issue, but we can’t out run any problem due to it defining us. All the makeup can’t hide the imperfection hiding underneath, yet people only notice how one presents themselves to the world. Another form of judging not done by the eyes …show more content…
“He’d stuck the revolver into his mouth, and fired--so that the back of his head had been--blown away! It was because--on the dance-floor--unable to stop myself--I’d suddenly said--’I saw! I know! You disgust me..’” (Scene six, page 115) So madly in love with Grey, the secret hit Blanche like a pound of bricks when she uncovered why he didn’t love her the way she thought. Awe struck in when the person who she thought she married loved someone else, it felt like the walls around her started crumbling down. The feeling of pain replaced the feeling once held with love and admiration. Love to pain fits with those who their significant other cheated on them. Many would rather get told that the bond between the couple faded away than learning or seeing their boyfriend or girlfriend with someone else. It may hurt now when the split happens, but in the long haul, finding out now could save oneself from the lies and heartache later. We all hope to find a love everlasting to find to go through life with, but love make one do crazy deeds.
Blanche, Stanley, and Allen Grey held their secret so high corrupting the correct morals of healthy, loving relationship, everything doesn’t seem as it appears, and telling the truth drove to the ultimate price. We all change our appearances to follow society’s standards and rules put in place. The capability of loving someone comes when one