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Recently, I read “The Glass Menagerie”, by Tennessee Wlliams. I’m excited about this play. This play is based on the memories of one of the members of the family of this play that is the son. This is related
Read MoreRecently, I read “The Glass Menagerie”, by Tennessee Wlliams. I’m excited about this play. This play is based on the memories of one of the members of the family of this play that is the son. This is related to some...
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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 selfish. Two, she is worried. Three, she is mysterious. These traits influence her relationships with others. An example; “No, I don't...
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Amanda is a dynamic character. Her archetype changes over the course of the book. At the beginning of the story, she is the archetypal “the mother”. This can be seen in lines 36 in first scene, where the au
Read MoreAmanda is a dynamic character. Her archetype changes over the course of the book. At the beginning of the story, she is the archetypal "the mother". This can be seen in lines 36 in first scene, where the author writes; “Amanda :...
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This play “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams is based on the memories on the sons of the family where explain some details about his life. The protagonists are Tom (son), Amanda (mom) and Laura (dau
Read MoreThis play “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams is based on the memories on the sons of the family where explain some details about his life. The protagonists are Tom (son), Amanda (mom) and Laura (daughter). Every protagonists have different personalities...
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This play is based on the memories of the narrator Tom Wingfield. He related part of his life in different scenes according to what he remembered. Also describe some specific issues that his family struggled w
Read MoreThis play is based on the memories of the narrator Tom Wingfield. He related part of his life in different scenes according to what he remembered. Also describe some specific issues that his family struggled with when he was young. The play...
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When reading your response to reading the play, “The Glass Menagerie” I got really exited for two reasons. First of all I love reading new plays and stories to see the character development and growth. Secondly its a whole new spin on a ply because its in the memories of one of the characters so the possibilities of what could happen are endless which makes me want to read it even more.