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... a family. Then her young husband committed suicide. "Then somebody caught my arm. "Don't go any closer! Come back! You don't want to see!" See? See what! Then I heard voices say - Allan! Allan! The Grey boy! He'd stuck the revolver into his mouth and fired - so that the back of his head had been - blown away (page 96)." After that, Blanche began her ... ...
... , and prudent. Her name is French and she says, 'It [Dubois] means woods and Blanche means white, so the two together mean white woods. She was married to a man named Allan, who committed suicide when she was very young. She drinks and smokes and is not very trustworthy. She suffers from repeated visions of hearing polka tunes and gunshots. Blanche cannot ... ...
... covering it up. Later in the play Stanley "brings to light" the true facts of Blanche's life (Pg 54). Also in this story, Blanche could not forget the death of Allan, her husband who was homosexual. She mentions: "I didn't know anything except I loved him unendurably but without being able to help him or help myself. Then I found out in the worst ... ...
