... Laura's physical and emotional disabilities, it seems to excuse her from any practical obligation from the household. For example, when Laura volunteers to clear the table in the first scene Amanda quickly replied; "No, Dear you go in front and study your type writer chart Stay fresh and pretty! - It's almost time for our gentlemen callers to start arriving" (Williams 10). Financially, Laura ... contributes very little to the household, but does her best to hold it together emotionally. "Laura Wingfield has all the Gawky grace of an overgrown child" (Patrowicz [online]) Her childlike pe...

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• Grade Level: High School

... things and a lot of money which was more than enough for the whole trip. My Dad advised us to distribute all the money among ourselves so that if by accident one losses the money, we would still have enough money to spend .We were pretty much excited and anxious as it was the first time we all were going out so far on our own .So on ... where no jeep could advance further, as there were no developed roads. We took horses from there which was the only mean of transport . The path on which the horses were crawling was so narrow that sometimes one leg of the horse was in the air pointing t...

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• Grade Level: High School