One character in this play owns a cigarette case with the inscription "And if God choose, / I shall love thee better after death." That character warns her sister "Don't hang back with the brutes!", a
One character in this play owns a cigarette case with the inscription "And if God choose, / I shall love thee better after death." That character warns her sister "Don't hang back with the brutes!", and dreams of marrying Shep Huntleigh. In its third act, "The Poker Night," the protagonist begins a relationship with Mitch. In its final act, the protagonist declares "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers." Set in the New Orleans home of Stella and Stanley Kowalski, for 10 points, name this play about Blanche DuBois by Tennessee Williams.
One character in this play owns a cigarette case with the inscription "And if God choose, / I shall love thee better after death.
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