Tom asks his sister to blow out the candles.
The author of this play wrote about how it changed his career in the essay  The Catastrophe o f Success. A picture of a young man in a "doughboy's World War I cap" hangs on a wall throughout this play. At the beginning of this play, a solitary man declares, "I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion" and calls himself "the opposite of a stage magician." At its end, (*)  Tom asks his sister to blow out the candles. The second act of this play centers on the appearance of the "gentleman caller" Jim O'Connor, who breaks a unicorn that is part of the title collection. For 10 points, name this play about the dysfunctional Wingfield family, written by Tennessee Williams.
The author of this play wrote about how it changed his career in the essay  The Catastrophe o f Success.
The Glass Menagerie