In the first scene one character mentions the recent bombing of Guernica, and in the next scene another character relates the origin of the nickname "Blue Roses.
In the first scene one character mentions the recent bombing of Guernica, and in the next scene another character relates the origin of the nickname "Blue Roses. Another story in this play is the oft-repeated one about how one character entertained seventeen men at Blue Mountain. Jim O'Connor is the only figure who is not a member of the central family, which was abandoned by the father, though they continue to display his picture in the living room. It is told as the memories of Tom, primarily of his mother Amanda and his sister Laura. For 10 points, name this play which takes its name from the Laura Wingfield's collection of figurines, a work by Tennessee Williams.
In the first scene one character mentions the recent bombing of Guernica, and in the next scene another character relates the origin of the nickname "Blue Roses.
The {Glass Menagerie}