One of the characters in this work makes his entrance after chasing away a novelty salesman and breaks down at the end of the confrontation, complaining of his three parchesi-loving dependents and his ripped jacket.
One of the characters in this work makes his entrance after chasing away a novelty salesman and breaks down at the end of the confrontation, complaining of his three parchesi-loving dependents and his ripped jacket. Flora and Bessie first introduce doubt into the main character's mind about the significance of Estelle Hohengarten. The main character lashes out at her daughter's sailor boyfriend Jack Hunter, forcing him to promise on the Virgin Mary to respect her daughter's innocence. That action causes the daughter to lash out at her mother after finding the mother with Alvaro Mangiacavallo, who had recently acquired the title object. Centering on the struggle of Serafina to cope with her "wild like a Gypsy" husband's death, FTP identify this Tennessee Williams play whose title object Serafina twice claims to feel burning on her breast.
One of the characters in this work makes his entrance after chasing away a novelty salesman and breaks down at the end of the confrontation, complaining of his three parchesi-loving dependents and his ripped jacket.
The {Rose Tattoo}