At this play's end, one character blows out some candles to the narration of her sibling, who reveals that he has moved away from his family.
At this play's end, one character blows out some candles to the narration of her sibling, who reveals that he has moved away from his family. One pivotal scene sees a figurine of a unicorn lose its horn while a "gentleman caller" named Jim is dancing with the emotionally backwards daughter of Amanda. That woman, Laura, then laments how the unicorn looks just like all the other figurines that comprise the namesake collection of animals. For 10 points, name this play by Tennessee Williams.
At this play's end, one character blows out some candles to the narration of her sibling, who reveals that he has moved away from his family.
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