After this character offers to "bring in the blancmange," she is told "you be the lady, and I'll bethe darkey."
After this character offers to "bring in the blancmange," she is told "you be the lady, and I'll bethe darkey." In one scene, this character has her dress stuffed with a pair of "Gay Deceivers", whilein another scene, it is revealed that she spends her days visiting penguins, having dropped out ofRubicam's Business College. The play she appears in ends with her blowing out the candles. She isdiagnosed with an inferiority complex by (*) Jim O'Connor, whose mishearing of the word "pleurosis"led to her high school nickname, "Blue Roses". Later, she gives Jim a unicorn with a broken horn from hercollection. For 10 points, identify this sister of Tom and daughter of Amanda, a Tennessee Williamscharacter who owns a glass menagerie.
After this character offers to "bring in the blancmange," she is told "you be the lady, and I'll bethe darkey."
Laura Wingfield [prompt on "Wingfield"]