1. Tennessee Williams
... and colorful imagery of a region favorable to poetry" (Starns 357). Most of the characters in Williams" plays are autobiographical because they represent himself or a member of his family. We can see this in the following plays: "A Streetcar Named Desire," "The Glass Menagerie," and "A Rose Tattoo". In the play "The glass Menagerie", in this play the most autobiographical character is Mr. Wingfield which is Amanda's husband. He is a ... abandoned their family, they were both Alcohol addicts, and had the same occupation. Another really autobiographical character in this play is Tom Wingfie...
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- Grade Level: High School