cause she doesn't know of the fact that Big Daddy has already
             made up his mind. Maggie is the Cat. She is lonely and unrecognized by her
             husband. In reality, Maggie's feminine desires are not met, turning her in
             to a mean, self-absorbed, and nervous person.
             Brick is the favorite son in the family. He is handsome, and athletic. Brick
             looks invulnerable, and self-sufficient; he isn't interested in his father's
             neither money nor land. At the same time Brick is in a clear situation of
             braking apart. He is constantly drinking and isolating himself from all the
             members of the family. He withdraws himself from the world and draws his
             grieves in alcohol. Brick is constantly searching for the click, which will
             give him peace, every time he drinks. Alcohol serves as the transporter for
             him to the world of no problems. When drunken Brick isn't thinking about his
             friend, Skippers death or his father's illness. Brick is also living in
             illusion by referring to the past love he had for Skipper, and the
             homosexual desires which Brick had for Skipper. As Bid Daddy and Brick talk
             in the basement of the house Brick confronts the reality along with Big
             Daddy. Big Daddy is lead to believe that he will live but the undeniable
             truth will surface. When he finds out that his cancer is incurable he
             confronts the possibility of straightening out everything before he dies.
             "Mendacity" a popular word for Big Daddy is used to describe the human
             relations in the play. His cancer held an illusion in the play aids, with
             fission of illusion and reality. Brick and his father both pass through
             staged, an example for Brick would be when he destroys his poster. Big
             Daddy tried to help Brick but in reality Brick helped his father. Bid Daddy
             live in illusion al his life. He had money and was able to buy many things,
             which now occupied their basement. Big Daddy wa...