The play is about the tragedy of an attractive woman called Blanche DuBois. She goes to live with her sister, Stella Dubois and her brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski. Blanche finds it difficult living with Stanley because Stanley's language is very vulgar. She meets Stanley's friend, Mitch in a poker game. They begin to fall in love with each another, but Stanley learns a very terrible secret. It turns out that Blanche has a complicated past.

Blanche got married at a very young age to a man named Allan. But it turns out that Allan was homosexual. She pretended that nothing has happened, that she still loves him. But one night, on a dance floor, she told Allan that she was disgusted with him. He committed suicide. At the same time, the bank repossessed Belle Reve when Blanche mortgaged it for the funerals of family members. She was kicked out of her house. With nowhere to live, she lived into the Flamingo. Thinking that she caused Allan's death because she was not able to satisfy Allan's sexual desires, she tries to comfort herself by making

Stanley tells this awful secret to Mitch. As a result, Mitch was disgusted with Blanche and refused to marry her. At the same time, Stanley gives a ticket to Blanche, telling her to leave the house. While Stella is in labour, Stanley rapes Blanche. All these actions drove Blanche to insanity. In the end, with the help of Stanley, Stella sends Blanche to a mental institution.

It has love. The love between Blanche and Mitch is a love tragedy that would move anyone's heart. There is also the love between Stella and Stanley. People would like to guess the result of their marriage. They would wonder whether the marriage between a worker and a lady from an aristocrat family would work. They would wonder whether Stella would get fed up with Stanley's brutal ways.

This is a very interesting play that has all the elements to make it a successful play.

Stella and Stanley's relationship was ruined. This could seen in the last scene when Stanley sooths Stella. Stanley finds the opening to Stella's blouse, indicating that he wants to make love to her, but Stella does not care for it already, because she no longer feel Stanley's love, she could only feel the pain for the loss of Blanche.

These

Some common words found in the essay are:
Flamingo Thinking, Blanche Mitch, Blanche English, Blanche Blanche, Stanley Stanley's, Stanley People, Allan Allan, Surprisingly Stanley, Stanley Stella's, Publishing Corporation, stella stanley, sister stella, love stella, help stanley, english teacher, blanche blanche, aristocrat family, blanche mitch, streetcar named,
Approximate Word count = 806
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)