Streetcar Named desire
Following the departure of Blanche, the men continue their poker game. Mitchappears to be lost in a different world. His thoughts are pre-occupied with Blanche and their affair. Stanley suddenly snaps at Mitch, which really aggravates him. The two men have a long dispute concerning Blanche. Mitch gets up and leave. He strolls around town, not wishing to return home. He recalls the times he spent with Blanche. A long tape of memories runs through his mind. Upon his return home, that night, Mitch discovers that his mother is extremely ill. Mitch becomes nervous and gloomy He is afraid of losing another person that is close to him. A couple of days later Mitch's mother dies due to her illness. Mitch is comforted by his friends, Stanley and Pablo. After his mother's death Mitch begins to feel the guilt augment. The guilt towards letting Blanche go and believing Stanley. Mich decides to go visit Blanche in
pre-occupied with Blanche. Mitch is a very sensitive person, he is also very shy, on his mother. This deep attachment is also portrayed in the mothers constant worry attempt to hold on to life Mitch decides to visit Blanche in the asylum. He finds out the game directly after this indicates that he does not agree with what Stanley has This is displayed in his leaving of the poker games earlier than everyone else to check Blanche's past, and the reasons for her insecurity. Mitch also finds out about the rape
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Approximate Word count = 618
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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