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Analysis Of A Streetcar Named

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September 12, 2013

 

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Blanche lives in a world of illusions that she uses to hide from the real world. In the first scene we notice Blanche is very nervous and drinking alcohol to elude her reality. Then she tells her sister about the lost of Belle Reve, the family mansion. In this scene we see that she felt guilty for her personality...
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In this scene we see that she felt guilty for her personality. She uses many arguments trying to justify the lost of Belle Reve. Blanche is trying to show the others that all the circumstances have lead her to be hostile, and in some way violent. Her sister abandoned her and her family at a very young age, Blanche has seen how every member of her family died and abandoned her...
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