A Streetcar Named Desire

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In spite of her evasive past, Blanche once more attempted to replace her loneliness with a loving relationship. Upon discovering his secret, Blanche felt disgusted and concluded that she “failed him in some mysterious way. As a young girl blanche married Allen Grey, who at the time was confused about his sexuality. And so began her downward spiral into a world of mixed emotions and fantasy. As their relationship continued to blossom Blanche’s hopes of marring Mitch grew, and her fantasy was steadily becoming a reality.

However, Stanley had other intentions for where blanche and Mitch’s relationship was headed. One in particular involved millionaire Shep Huntleigh, a “gentleman”, who repented her last chance for rescue. In addition to Shep, Blanche indulged her fantasies with young boys, and consequently lost her job. In short, Blanche’s endless search for love stemmed from Allen Grey’s death, and eventually escalated into a fantasy world.

On the whole Blanche’s lustful fantasies lead to her tragic demise, as did her previous husband Allen Grey. Instead she dealt with the loss by trying to recapture love through various fantasies. Mitch was her security, “a cleft in the rock of the world that (she) could hide in. Labeled as her “executioner”, he was determined to damage Blanche’s Credibility since she had interfered with his dominant lifestyle. When she met Mitch the previous feeling seemingly vanished, and her ultimate fantasy of marriage was plotted. Conversely Allen died a physical death where as Blanche “died” an emotional death.

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Approximate Word count = 568
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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