In one scene in this play, the protagonist is terrified by a blind Mexican woman, selling tin flowers.
In one scene in this play, the protagonist is terrified by a blind Mexican woman, selling tin flowers. A polka called the "Varsouviana" plays during a speech in which the protagonist recounts telling her husband that he disgusted her, which lead to his suicide. And the protagonist also reminisces about her former suitor, Shep Huntleigh, and her former estate, Belle Rêve. After beating his wife for interrupting his poker game, one character begs forgiveness by bellowing her name in the street. FTP, while staying with her sister Stella, Blanche Dubois clashes with the animalistic Stanley Kowalski in what play by Tennessee Williams?
In one scene in this play, the protagonist is terrified by a blind Mexican woman, selling tin flowers.
A Streetcar Named Desire