... indeed inevitable. Blanche's "desires " have led to her eventual fate when she when stays in with Stella and her eventual "judge, jury, and executioner " Stanley Kowalski, Stella's husband. Blanche even said that desire brought her to where she is right now. Blanche's horrid past, which traumatized her throughout the play, which ... . Blanche's past also led her to live a life of fantasy and in which she indulges herself with various men. Lastly, to an extent, Stanley exploits Blanche's past and fantasies that leads her to insanity. Firstly, throughout the play, it is evident that Blanch...

• Word Count: 1336
• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School

... featured the work of a Broadway all-star team. Streetcar chronicles Blanche DuBois' search for protection and eventual mental breakdown at the hands of her sister's husband, Stanley Kowalski. When Blanche arrives in New Orleans, she and Stanley's clashing personalities are made apparent from the start. She is tender, proper, and a bit delusional, while he represents tough reality and the brutal nature of ... a director and, likely, his sexist nature (Murphy 29). Still, Kazan very much took a back seat to Williams on artistic matters on Streetcar, most importantly the depth of Blanch and ...

• Word Count: 2476
• Approx Pages: 10
• Grade Level: Undergraduate