... order to give the impression of the reality of such a situation, Williams represents his play as the construction of Tom Wingfield's memory. There are important autobiographical aspects in The Glass Menagerie and the characters which it depicts. These biographical connections are important in understanding the characters. Tennessee Williams himself admits the fact that his works are to some extent autobiographical: ... experiences in life and his works. In fact, examining the similarities of the characters of the play and the real characters in Williams life gives a deeper insight into t...

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