Aside from Mitch, if the character that constructed Blanche spanned out to where nobody knew about her past until the end, it would of built up a feeling of suspense and confusion about where her mental issues came from. The main theme that shows to be prevalent throughout this play involves accepting the facts of reality...
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Blanche’s life unravels after the turn of events involving her husband and other misfortunes. Her denial of her own shortcomings and weak points such as alcohol, sexual promiscuity, as well as her inflated ego, all equate to why she ends up in the situation that concludes the play. This specific theme for the play shows through in every character, not just simply that of Blanche...
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Blanche Have got to be seductive- put on soft colours, the colours of butterfly wings, and glow?I've run for protection, Stella?And so the soft people have got to- shimmer and glow ? put a ? paper lantern over the light?" (169-Scene V) She is giving too much importance to her looks...	3 / 623
The Real Blanche Dubois After realizing that she would never have those things she had always wished for, she began to create them out of herself; she began to fabricate lies so complex that even she believed them...	2 / 501
Analysis Of A Streetcar Named Also she seduces a seventeen-year-old boy. This causes more problems for the poor Blanche. She was now jobless; so at this point in her life Blanche has lost everything except for her little sister...	3 / 649
Discuss the symbolism of light in the play, particularly the image of the light bulb. It can be argued that scene 9 in which Mitch forces Blanche under the light bulb is the climax of the play. Discuss. Refer to the evolution of Blanche's inner co... In the beginning of scene IX, Tennessee illustrates Blanche's hatred toward light "I like it dark. The dark is comforting to me": this elucidates her attempt to disguise the truth; this also proves her internal conflict, inferiority complex, which is bind with her age...	3 / 824