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Catalysts In ?A View From The Bridge' And ?The Glass Menagerie'

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English

 

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March 6, 2017

 

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This development gives the audience a high quality catalyst as it can relate to Rodplpho. Rodolpho creates a heavy tension in the family, due to his relationship with Catherine. This tension relates to the play's theme of obsession as it is caused by Eddie's obsession with Catherine. How Rodolpho relates to the main theme and develops the tension make him a quality catalyst...
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How Rodolpho relates to the main theme and develops the tension make him a quality catalyst. Jim, the catalyst in "The Glass Menagerie", is introduced in the complications of the play, and though he initiates the conflict, he does not develop it. This may be due to the fact that he was introduced too late into the play, and because his character was not developed...
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