How Does Stanley Present Blanche

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This is Blanche’s birthday, and she takes a hot bath in the bathroom all the afternoon. Stanley goes into the kitchen and tells something about Blanches to Stella. Blanche is not a gentle, soft and pure lady, and everything she shows to others is her camouflage. He lists what Blanche lies to others. Lie number one: she lies to Mitch to make him believe that she has never kissed more than one person, but the truth is that she used to date many strangers in the Flamingo Hotel. Lie number two: Blanche is out of her job at the high school not because she wants to quit by herself, it is because she has gotten mixed up with a seventeen year old boy, so the school kicked her out before the spring term ends. Stella does not believe what her husband …show more content…

In addition, he thinks Blanche breaks their ordinary life, so he gives her a ticket to send her back. There is no doubt that Stanley is a fascinating character. The usually reaction to see him as brute because of the way he treats graceful and delicate Blanche. Some people may dislike Stanley because of the way he treat Blanche. However, I believes that Stanley has different actions among he treats his wife, friends, and Blanche because he thinks Stella and Mitch are in his life, and they are in the same level, but Blanche is foreign element, and he feels threat of his ordinary life and his marriage. Therefore, he decides to do something to keep his current condition. Stanley lives in the basic of the world, he is not considerate to his wife Stella because even though she is pregnant, he still speak loudly and rude to her. He would like to do anything as his please. He likes to lay his card on the table, so after Blanche stays in his house, he thinks Blanche may Moreover, they have many unhappy conversations because of Blanche. Belle Reve. However, Stanley does not trust what Blanche says, and he believes that Blanche sold the Belle Reve which they own this real property together in law. In addition, he thinks

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