To understand the character of Stella, one must realize that she is a definite character with no real hidden truths. She knows th

Either way, Stella's actions displease her sister immensely, and Blanche can't quite fathom how her sister could accept the state of her life in their household. Blanche is very traditional, and believes in the ideals of money and plantations and gentlemen callers from the "Old South." Even though much of Blanche is a fabrication, one virtuous aspect of her personality is her determination to "save" her sister from the man whom she deems unworthy. Maybe most of what Blanche says in the play is in fact a complete lie, she was still very intent on the notion that her sister deserved no such situation. What frustrated her most was her sister's inability to comprehend the situation she is in with Stanley. The torment seems so clear and vivid to Blanche, and it kills her to know that her sister sees nothing wrong with her condition, that it's just the way it is.

is, and does nothing. She is non-confrontational, especially when it comes to her husband. Stella is a

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