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Recently, I read “The Glass Menagerie,” by Tennessee Williams. I felt intrigued when I start to read the scenes of this play. The play portrays some of the discussions that the family has, and the mother is prot
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Tom is a dynamic character. His archetype changes over the course of the play. At the beginning of the play, he is the honest man. This can be seen on the third scene in lines 32 it says; “TOM: House, hous
Read MoreTom is a dynamic character. His archetype changes over the course of the play. At the beginning of the play, he is the honest man. This can be seen on the third scene in lines 32 it says; “TOM: House, house! Who pays...
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Read MoreAmanda, the protagonist in “The Glass Menagerie”, has a few traits that influence her relationships with others. One, she is worried. Two, she exaggerates. Three, she is ambitious. These traits influence her relationships with others. “AMANDA: You smoke too much. A pack a day at...
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“The Glass Menagerie” starts with Tom’s narration. From what he describes at the beginning of the play, they lived in a poor neighborhood. Tom and his sister Laura’s personalities are so different. I can say t
Read More"The Glass Menagerie" starts with Tom's narration. From what he describes at the beginning of the play, they lived in a poor neighborhood. Tom and his sister Laura's personalities are so different. I can say that when they are talking to...
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Read MoreThe Glass Menagerie play started with Tom's narration. For what he described at the beginning of the play they lived in a poor neighborhood. Tom and her sister Laura personality it's so different, I can say that when they are talking...
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This is an interesting topic Abigail, and I like when you’re talking about needing to savor the food. But I don’t think Amanda is controlling her sons actions but instead strongly suggesting what he should try to do instead. Like how most parents show kids how to things, they don’t force them they just guide them. You brought my attention to this topic and I’m interested in what you’ll post next.
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Dear Abigail:
I am excited by your post, “Deception,”because reading is very interesting. You are left with the intrigue that it will happen later. I like how the plot is.
One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: “The falling action ultimately resolves the conflict.” I think this is great that when people have conflicts they resolve them. I think that when we have conflicts we all have to try to resolve them.
Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next, because I was very interested in this post you made. I like the story you have read is very interesting.
Samantha Mora.