In one early scene in this play, one character suggests that the outside environs are the "ghoul-haunted woodland of Weir" and references Edgar Allan Poe. One of this play's supporting characters works on the precision bench in the spare parts department and is judged to "look superior" compared to the rest of his friends. An unseen character is the "extremely good-looking" poet Allan Grey, who turned out to be a "degenerate" before killing himse
In one early scene in this play, one character suggests that the outside environs are the "ghoul-haunted woodland of Weir" and references Edgar Allan Poe. One of this play's supporting characters works on the precision bench in the spare parts department and is judged to "look superior" compared to the rest of his friends. An unseen character is the "extremely good-looking" poet Allan Grey, who turned out to be a "degenerate" before killing himself. At one point in this play, a character angrily asserts that he is "one hundred percent American" and "not a Polack." This play primarily takes place at Elysian Fields Avenue, where we see such characters as Mitch and Stanley. For 10 points, identify this work by Tennessee Williams that describes what happens when Blanche DuBois takes the titular conveyance to visit her sister Stella.
In one early scene in this play, one character suggests that the outside environs are the "ghoul-haunted woodland of Weir" and references Edgar Allan Poe.
A {Streetcar} Named Desire