The Glass Menagerie Quotes

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The scene describes Desi leaving his home for work. After making sure that he is gone, Amy goes to the bathroom and opens a champagne bottle and purposely injuring her vagina with it. She acts in front of the cameras in his house as a proof to display that he was abusing and raping her as her evil plan. She puts red champagne on her undies and crawls on the floor making it seem that she was running away from him while crying with fake tears and showing extreme fear on her face. Desi finally comes back home and sees Amy waiting for him. She pulls him to her and tells him to make rough love to her. During their sexual intercourse, Amy slit his throat with a small knife ending by killing Desi.
Symbolic Interactionism is made of symbolic meaning

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