Symbolism in A Streetcar Named Desire

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English

 

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Amanda H

 

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August 20, 2015

 

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The yellow linoleum, the bright green glass shade, the blue red and green of the men's shirts - all are colourful and contrasting, and this is indicative that they are impervious to subtlety and ambiguity, two of Blanche's key characteristics. She is usually seen wearing whites and pinks, and looking very soft and feminine...
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She is usually seen wearing whites and pinks, and looking very soft and feminine. This will, on stage, contrast oddly with the colour and brightness around her. Williams uses this technique of colour to signify Blanche's inability to fit in with her surroundings. However, she is also seen in different colours, symbolic of what she is doing at that moment...
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