A minor character in this work is named Allan Grey and shoots himself, rendering him long dead before the play begins.
A minor character in this work is named Allan Grey and shoots himself, rendering him long dead before the play begins. Later, a Mexican woman is heard yelling in the street, "Flores, flores para los muertos," while two characters have a falling out. Another character is described as being animalistic and ends up striking his wife and raping his sister-in-law. The old southern estate, Belle Reve, is said to be lost in this work by a character claiming to have "always relied on the kindness of strangers," Blanche DuBois. For 10 points, identify this play set in New Orleans revolving around the life of the Kowalskis by Tennessee Williams.
A minor character in this work is named Allan Grey and shoots himself, rendering him long dead before the play begins.
A Streetcar Named Desire