The protagonist of this play is frightened by a street vendor who repeatedly calls, "Flores para los muertos," passing by shortly after another character rips a Chinese lantern off of a light bulb.
The protagonist of this play is frightened by a street vendor who repeatedly calls, "Flores para los muertos," passing by shortly after another character rips a Chinese lantern off of a light bulb. Earlier, that character and the protagonist pretend that they are in a café in Paris, and the protagonist teases him by speaking to him in French, which he doesn't understand. The protagonist then recalls her discovery of her husband, Allan Grey, in bed with another man and his subsequent suicide, prompting Mitch to kiss her. The climax of the play sees the protagonist raped by her brutish brother-in-law. Ending with the protagonist being taken to an insane asylum, this is, FTP, what play featuring Stanley Kowalski and Blanche DuBois, written by Tennessee Williams?
The protagonist of this play is frightened by a street vendor who repeatedly calls, "Flores para los muertos," passing by shortly after another character rips a Chinese lantern off of a light bulb.
A {Streetcar Named Desire}