ley are so related today , they can't they can't see it. Stella is the mixture of the two culture ,she is like a bridge between traditional side of America and the new One (between her brother and her husband)although she feels quily to loose her own identity she is afraid of loosing her husband and love." Don't holler at me like that.Hý , Mitch"(1821)Although she feels like a special lady she had to catch the meat that Stanley threw that means she had to live the life that Stanley ,the new society gives her. " The hallmark of his plays is the lyricism of his dialogue ýn Tennesse William's play . "In the "A Streetcar Named Desire" we are introduced to a character named Blanche DuBois who is shown pure , innocent , traditional , sensitive , dishonest , refined and educated and she is white . In the plot , Blanche is Stella's younger sister who comes to visit Stella and her husband Stanley who live in New Orleans . After their first meeting Stanley develops a strong dislike for Blanche and everything that she has . Stanley doesn't like Blanche because of her "spoiled - girl" manner and her indirect conversing . Stanley also believes that Blanche did not tell the truth him and his wife about the family mansion because he is so honest and open . Stanley - "Dont play so dumb . You know what " Blanche - "All right . Cards on the table . That suits me . I know I fib a good deal . After all , a woman's charm is fifty percent illision , but when a thing is important I tell the truth ,and this is the truth :I haven't cheated my sister or you or anyone else as long as ý lived . "Stanley -"where is the papers in the trunk " (1833) By these qoatations we understand that Stanley doesnt believe Blanche and for this reason he questions her . Blanche can't defence herself against Stanley because she doesn't believe herself she knows he is stronger than herself . . ."Blanche's lifelong habit of avoiding unpleasant realities leads ...