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American History

 

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May 20, 2016

 

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She tells Mitch that it ends only after she hears the sound of a gunshot in her head. The polka and the moment it evokes represent Blanche's loss of innocence. The suicide of the young husband Blanche loved dearly was the event that triggered her mental decline. Since then, Blanche hears the Varsouviana whenever she panics and loses her grip on reality...
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Since then, Blanche hears the Varsouviana whenever she panics and loses her grip on reality. "It's Only a Paper Moon" In Scene Seven, Blanche sings this popular ballad while she bathes. The song's lyrics describe the way love turns the world into a "phony" fantasy. The speaker in the song says that if both lovers believe in their imagined reality, then it's no longer "make-believe...
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