This play ends with the revelation that Betty is engaged to Jim O'Connor, ruining Amanda's plans to find a "gentleman caller.
The speaker of the opening monologue of this play says he is the opposite of a stage magician because he gives you truth in the "disguise of illusion." One character discusses Fitzhugh, who became "The Wolf of Wall Street," and learns that her daughter has quit typing school. This play ends with the revelation that Betty is engaged to Jim O'Connor, ruining Amanda's plans to find a "gentleman caller." For 10 points, name this play about Tom and Laura Wingfield, a work by Tennessee Williams named for Laura's collection of fragile animals.
The speaker of the opening monologue of this play says he is the opposite of a stage magician because he gives you truth in the "disguise of illusion.
The Glass Menagerie