Catwoman
The play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a dramatic tragedy. The play's cat is Maggie, an extremely amusing, unhappy woman who stands before a "brick" of a man. Maggie's isolation, a solitude that lies in Brick's refusal to be responsive to her desire, has made her a cat. She has become a cat for the reasons that she is firm due to Bricks neglect, tense from her never-say-die attitude, and bitter from Brick's mendacity Maggie has developed into a very firm person because of the solitude Brick makes her feel. For example (22-23), Brick asks Maggie, "Did you say something?" Maggie replies, "I was goin't say something: that I get-lonley. Very!" Brick says, "Everybody gets that..." Maggie firmly replies, "Living with someone you love can be lonelier-than living entirely alone!-if the one that y' love doesn't love you..." This quote hints at how Maggie has developed into a very firm person from the solitude Brick makes her feel ev
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Approximate Word count = 630
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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