A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
Chosen Quote
Respond and Analyze
“After all, a woman’s charm is fifty percent illusion”
This quote goes back to the idea of Blanche Dubois being stuck in a fantasy world and how she has the need to be desired. She says this Eugene. The journey that Blanche described when she is in the streetcar. It is clear that Williams used goes into a deeper meaning that with research I was able to interpret. Going back to research the name of Stanley Kowalski’s street name, “Elysian Fields” actually means in Greek “the land of the dead”. This is later used as an explanation on the death of her social life when her sexual desires for Stanley leads to the expulsion of her hometown in Mississippi.
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Chosen Quote
Respond and Analyze
“After all, a woman’s charm is fifty percent illusion”
This quote goes back to the idea of Blanche Dubois being stuck in a fantasy world and how she has the need to be desired. She says this Eugene. The journey that Blanche described when she is in the streetcar. It is clear that Williams used goes into a deeper meaning that with research I was able to interpret. Going back to research the name of Stanley Kowalski’s street name, “Elysian Fields” actually means in Greek “the land of the dead”. This is later used as an explanation on the death of her social life when her sexual desires for Stanley leads to the expulsion of her hometown in Mississippi.
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