Color makes life worth living for by the expressions found within it. In "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams it is presented the idea of the colors red and white are used by the characters, Stella and Blanche to reflect their states of mind that were greatly influenced by their unstable upbringing. The color red can be described as impure, dangerous, or promiscuous and this color is depicted with Blanche as a sign of her desecrated mentality due to a terrible home life as she was raised. This is evident by "You make my mouth water." and "But sometimes I slipped outside to answer their calls..." This represents Blanches obscene actions giving her an improper image since she didn't have an admirable mother to look up to. Blanche
