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In one scene, this character sings Harold Arlen's song "It's Only a Paper Moon". This character is reminded of witnessing a traumatic event at Moon Lake by a recurring polka tune called the "Varsouviana" polka. This character disdains Steve Hubbell, Pablo Gonzales, and their "ape" friend, and asserts that the "epic fornications" of her ancestors were responsible for the loss of Belle Reve. This character comes to believe that Shep Huntleigh will take her away. She recounts the discovery of a homosexual affair which led to her husband (*) Allan Grey's suicide while on a date with Harold "Mitch" Mitchell. At the end of the play in which she appears, she is raped by Stanley Kowalski. For 10 points, name this character who claims to have "always depended on the kindness of strangers", an aging Southern belle from A Streetcar Named Desire.
In one scene, this character sings Harold Arlen's song "It's Only a Paper Moon".
Blanche DuBois [prompt on DuBois or Grey]