A blind Mexican woman tries to sell funeral flowers in this play, whose protagonist kisses a newspaper boy that she calls an "Arabian Prince." The protagonist used to live at the Flamingo Hotel and sings "It's Only A Paper Moon" in the bath. This play's protagonist was once married to Alan Grey, who killed himself after having a homosexual affair. It begins with the protagonist arriving at the Elysian Fields to see her sister. At the end of this 
A blind Mexican woman tries to sell funeral flowers in this play, whose protagonist kisses a newspaper boy that she calls an "Arabian Prince." The protagonist used to live at the Flamingo Hotel and sings "It's Only A Paper Moon" in the bath. This play's protagonist was once married to Alan Grey, who killed himself after having a homosexual affair. It begins with the protagonist arriving at the Elysian Fields to see her sister. At the end of this play, the protagonist's relationship with Mitch is ruined and she is taken to the sanitarium after being raped by her brutish brother-in-law. For 10 points, name this work in which the protagonist has "always depended on the kindness of strangers," a Tennessee Williams play about Stanley Kowalski and Blanche DuBois.
A blind Mexican woman tries to sell funeral flowers in this play, whose protagonist kisses a newspaper boy that she calls an "Arabian Prince."
A Streetcar Named Desire