During the first scene, a woman named Blanche is looking for an address in what is to her a strange neighborhood. She finds her sister Stella and Stella's husbands flat in New Orleans. She decides to stay with her sister and she reveals that their plantation, Belle Reve, has been lost. Soon, Stella's husband Stanley arrives and it is revealed that Blanche's husband has died. In scene two, Stella and Blanche are planning to go out. Stanley, suspicious of Blanche, goes through her suitcase looking for papers about the sale of the plantation, which he doesn't find. Stanley figures, since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code, that he has a say in his wife's plantation. After unsuccessfully trying to get information out of Blanche, the women leave Stanley and his friends to their card game and go for dinner and a show. Lisa Williams
The play begins by intorducing Stella and Stanley. They live together. Stanley is bowling with his friends. When he gets home Stella's sister Blanche DuBois is there. She is a very well dressed women. Blanche gets a bath to calm her nerves. Stanley is more interested in the sale of Belle Reve rather than Blanche. Some men arrive for the poker game at Stanley's house.
The play is taking place in New Orleans on a street called Desire. Stella and her husband Stanley live there. Blanche is Stella's sister and has come to visit from Belle Reve. Blanche claims she has lost Belle Reve and she seems to drink a lot. Stanley doesn't believe Blanche and interrogates her when they first meet. He thinks she's holding out money from them. Stanley's poker night leads to drastic events. Stella is pregnant and Stanley ends up hitting her because the radio was too loud. Mitch's reaction is just that they shouldn't play poker in a house full of women. -Chelsea Abhau
In Scene One we are introduced to the characters, or most of them as well as the setting. The major event that occurs is the arrival of Blanche, Stella's younger sister who arrives with shocking news. Apparantly the family farm was taken away for unknown reasons. In Scene Two we learn more about Stella's husband Stanley. He believes strongly in the Napoleonic Code and interrogates Blanche about why Belle Reve, the family farm, was taken from them. It might have to do with the mortgage. I believe that's all that happens.
In scene I we meet Stella and her husband Stanley. Stella's sister Blanche is coming to stay with Stella because they have lost their plantation. Blanche makes a very bad first impression to the reader because she drinks a lot and is very judgmental. In scene II Stella and Stanley argue over Blanche's expensive belongings while Blanche takes a bath. Stella gets angry at Stanley and exits the house. Stanley reveals that Stella is pregnant. -Bailee G.
Blanche and stanley are complete opposites, Blanche comes across as a insensitive, and self-obsessed individual and doesn’t express joy at seeing Stella so in love. In Scene One it stresses the sexual attraction that drew Stella and Stanley to one another despite of their class differences. Scene Two shows Stanley acting disrespectful to Stella and oblivious to her sister. Blanche takes the first of many baths in this scene. She claims that hot baths are necessary to calm her nerves. Blanche’s constant need to wash her body symbolizes her need for emotional, spiritual, and mental cleansing/refreshing. Cindi Strong
In Scene I of "A Street Car Named Desire" Stella, one of the main characters, has her sister Blanche show up at her town in New Orleans. This is interesting because Blanche is a little strange compared to most people in New Orleans. Throughout the two scenes Blanche and Stanley, Stella's husband, realize over and over again that they are complete opposites. They do not agree with each other on anything and it creates tension in the house. This is a problem for Stella because there are times when she has to choose between her sister and her husband. Also, we find out that Stella is pregnant which just creates more tension throughout the beginning of the play.
At the beginning of the play, Blanche, who is Stellas sister, shows up. They catch up about things. Stella finds out that her childhood home "Bella Reve" was lost. Later in scene two Stanley, Stella's husband, questions Blanche. He ask about the papers and how she obtained all the expensive clothing. Stanley also mentions the Napoleonic Code so this way if there is money from "Belle Reve" he would get some. Scene two ends with a preperation for poker night.
Stella and her husband Stanley live together in new orleans. Blanche is a little strange compared to most people in New Orleans.Blanche makes a very bad first impression to the reader because she drinks a lot and is very judgmental. Stanley figures, since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code, that he has a say in his wife's plantation.his is a problem for Stella because there are times when she has to choose between her sister and her husband.. I believe that's all that happens for a reason.
In the first two scenes, Stella and her sister Blanch arrive in New Orleans. Blanche and Stanley both realize that they aren't alike at all. They simply cannot agree on anything, and they fight about everything, creating a tense feel in the household. Stella sometimes has to choose between her sister Blanch, and her husband. Stella also finds out she is pregnant.
In the first scene Blanche is looking for a house in New Orleans. She finds the house and it belongs to her sister Stella and her husband Stanley. Blanche and Stella talk and we find out that Blanche is going to stay with Stella. Also we find out that Blanche lost Bella Reve. In scene two Blanche and Stella are getting ready to got out for the night. While Blanche is taking a bath Stanley goes through her trunk to find out more about Bella Reve. Then Stanley confronts Blanche on Bella Reve and also we find out that Stella is pregnant.
Stella and Stanley are a married couple. Blanche, which is Stella's sister, comes and visits Stella. Blanche comes to tell stella that they have lost Bella Reve. Bella Reve was Stella and Blanches childhood home. Blanche stays the night at Stellas place and meets Stanley for the first time. Stanley ask Blanche if she was ever married and she touches bases on what had happen to her husband but doesn't go into detail. In Section 2 Stanley finds out that Stella and her sister have lost Bella Reve. Instantly he gets mad because Blanche has nice clothes, perfume, and jewelry. He thinks that Blanche has took Stellas money from Bella Reve. He decideds to have a talk with Blanche while Stella goes and gets Blanche a coke with ice. Stanley brings up the Napoleonic code. Jordan Brank Mom ME <3 <3 your *SUN*
The first two scenes take place in New Orleans. Stella and her sister Blanche are there, Blanche is staying with Stella and her husband Stanley because they live there. Blanche seems to be a heavy drinker and her Stanley don't have good first impressions of each other, He thinks she's holding out money from them. Stanley's poker night goes terribly wrong, Stella is pregnant and Stanley ends up hitting her because the radio was loud.
In the begining of the play, one of the main characters; Stella, has her sister Blanche come into town for the summer in new Orleans. Stella's husband stanley is not to thrilled about this because their house is small as it as. As you move into scene two you see that Blanche and Stanley are two different people. They do not agree on anything and Blanche wants her sister to leave Stanley. Once you lead into scene three you come to find that Stella is pregnant which causes even more tension between Blanche and Stanley. This makes it unable for stella to leave which is what Blanche wants for her sister because Stanley is abusive and in controllable.
In Scene 1, Blanche, Stella's sister arrived in New Orleans at Stella and Stanley's house. Blanche tells Stella that they have lost Belle Reve. In Scene 2, Stella and Blanche are going to Galatoire's for supper and then a show. Stella did not want Blanche at the house when then men were having poker night and drinking. Although, when Stella and Blanche get back the men are still playing poker and drinking. Stanley get mad and beats Stella. Blanche and Stella leave the house but Stanley call after Stella not knowing what just happened and Stella comes back to the house with him.
The setting of the play is in New Orleans on a street called Desire. Stella and Stanley live there, they are married. Blanche comes who is Stella's sister. She has come from Belle Reve. Apparently she has lost it. Stanley thinks this is crazy and thinks there should be papers. What is Stella's is his, he wants the money. Poker night with the guys ends up badly. Stella gets beaten from Stanley and to add she is pregnant.
In the first two scenes Blanche who is Stella's sister comes to visit Stella because she had to do things about Bella Reve. At first they are excited and converse about things but then things turn. Blanche seems to be very judgmental as she comments on things that can be offensive, she also drink often to calm her nerves which does not make her image look to well. Stanley thinks that he will be getting some money from Blanche because of Bella. Stella becomes impregnated by Stanley. THE END
During the first scene, a woman named Blanche is looking for an address in what is to her a strange neighborhood. She finds her sister Stella and Stella's husbands flat in New Orleans. She decides to stay with her sister and Stella's husband stanley is not to thrilled about this because their house is small as it as. Blanche later reveals that their plantation, Belle Reve, has been lost. Soon, Stella's husband Stanley arrives and it is revealed that Blanche's husband has died. In scene two, Stella and Blanche are planning to go out. Stanley, suspicious of Blanche goes through her suitcase looking for papers about the sale of the plantation, which he doesn't find. Stanley figures since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code that he has a say in his wife's plantation. After unsuccessfully trying to get information out of Blanche, the women leave Stanley and his friends to their card game and go for dinner and a show. Lisa Williams
In "A Streetcar named Desire" it has Stella & Stanley living in an apartment, with Blanche, Stella's sister, coming to visit. Blanche is very emotional & upset about losing her hometown, Bella Reve. In the first scene, we see her sneaking drinks & explaining to Stella how she is here. In scene 2, we get more into Stanley's & Stella's life. As Blanche is taking a bath, Stella & Stanley talk about how there are no papers about bella Reve & that her sister has so much nice stuff. He also brings up the Napoleanic code, which explains that whatever belongs to the wife, belongs to the husband & vice-versa. Stella then goes to defend her sister, but is not around when Stanley starts questioning Blanche about Bella Reve... -YinYang13
The play starts off introducing Stella and Stanley and where they live. It describes how they live in a poorer part of town and Williams also notes the piano playing and how it sets the mood for the whole story. We star with Stella being home and Stanley coming by, drops meat off, and goes out bowling with Mitch, to be shortly followed by Stella. Right after Stella leaves, her sister Blanche shows up at her street, confused and expecting something much nicer. She seems out of place in her expensive clothes and her attitude. Eunice, who lives upstairs of Stella, invites Blanche inside and goes to get Stella. Blanch talks to Stella when she arrive3s home and they embrace. Blanche is worried about Stan not liking her, and when they meet,they start off on the wrong foot. Blanche also lets slip to Stella that she lost Belle Reve, their ancestral family home. The next scene starts with Stan and Stella talking bout Blanche and Stan is very angered to find out that Blanche lost Belle Reve. He brings up the Napoleonic code and says that she sold it and kept his and Stella share for herself. He felt cheated and he also lets slip that Stella s pregnant, because she left for the drugstore to get a lemon coke for Blanche. -Nick Dylan
In the beginning of the play, we are introduced to the main characters, Blanche, Stella and Stanley. Blanche is Stella's sister who unexpectantly comes for a visit. Blanche is not really happy about Stella and Stanley's house, she thinks it is too small. Stella and Stanley's house is in New Orleans. We find out that Stella is pregnant and that Stanley is abusive. Also, Blanche lies a lot but Stanley sees through her.
The first two scenes of "A Streetcar Named Desire" take place in New Orleans Louisiana. Stella's sister Blanche comes down to stay with her and her husband Stanley. Stanley is not to happy because of how small their living arrangements are and Stanley and Blanche do not have very good first impressions of each other. in scene two you realize that Stanley and Blanche are two totally different people with different views on things. Blanche also wants Stella to leave Stanley because she believes that Stanley is abusive and a bad person. But Blanche finds out that Stella is pregnant which means that she cant leave because Stanley is the father which makes Blanche upset.
In the first scene you are introduced to Blanche, Stella, Eunice,and Stanley. Blanche is staying with Stella and Stanley because she does not have anywhere to live. Stella finds out that their childhood home, Belle Reve, went under and is no longer theirs. In scene two friends of Stanley's are playing poker at their house. After drinking too much, Stanley hits Stella. Blanche is shocked and scared by this. She tells Stella that she must stay away from him and leave with her. Stella says she won't because she loves him.
In the beginning of the play Blanche, Stellas sister comes and stays with her at her home in New Orleans. stellas husband didnt think this was such a good idea because their house is small. Getting into scene two we find out that Blanche and Stanley dont get along at all. Blanche wants her sister to leave stanley.
In scene I we meet Stella and her husband Stanley. Stella has a sister named Blanche,She is coming to live with Stella and Stanley, because Blanche hadvlost her farm. In scene II Stella and Stanley argue over Blanche's inquiztive items while Blanche takes a bath. Stella and Stanley agrue so Stel leaves to vent. Stanley reveals that Stella is pregnant
During the first scene, a woman named Blanche is looking for an address in what is to her a strange neighborhood. She finds her sister Stella and Stella's husbands flat in New Orleans. She decides to stay with her sister and she reveals that their plantation, Belle Reve, has been lost. Soon, Stella's husband Stanley arrives and it is revealed that Blanche's husband has died. In scene two, Stella and Blanche are planning to go out. Stanley, suspicious of Blanche, goes through her suitcase looking for papers about the sale of the plantation, which he doesn't find. Stanley figures, since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code, that he has a say in his wife's plantation. After unsuccessfully trying to get information out of Blanche, the women leave Stanley and his friends to their card game and go for dinner and a show.
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The play begins by intorducing Stella and Stanley. They live together. Stanley is bowling with his friends. When he gets home Stella's sister Blanche DuBois is there. She is a very well dressed women. Blanche gets a bath to calm her nerves. Stanley is more interested in the sale of Belle Reve rather than Blanche. Some men arrive for the poker game at Stanley's house.
ReplyDeleteThe play is taking place in New Orleans on a street called Desire. Stella and her husband Stanley live there. Blanche is Stella's sister and has come to visit from Belle Reve. Blanche claims she has lost Belle Reve and she seems to drink a lot. Stanley doesn't believe Blanche and interrogates her when they first meet. He thinks she's holding out money from them. Stanley's poker night leads to drastic events. Stella is pregnant and Stanley ends up hitting her because the radio was too loud. Mitch's reaction is just that they shouldn't play poker in a house full of women.
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In Scene One we are introduced to the characters, or most of them as well as the setting. The major event that occurs is the arrival of Blanche, Stella's younger sister who arrives with shocking news. Apparantly the family farm was taken away for unknown reasons. In Scene Two we learn more about Stella's husband Stanley. He believes strongly in the Napoleonic Code and interrogates Blanche about why Belle Reve, the family farm, was taken from them. It might have to do with the mortgage. I believe that's all that happens.
ReplyDeleteIn scene I we meet Stella and her husband Stanley. Stella's sister Blanche is coming to stay with Stella because they have lost their plantation. Blanche makes a very bad first impression to the reader because she drinks a lot and is very judgmental. In scene II Stella and Stanley argue over Blanche's expensive belongings while Blanche takes a bath. Stella gets angry at Stanley and exits the house. Stanley reveals that Stella is pregnant.
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Blanche and stanley are complete opposites, Blanche comes across as a insensitive, and self-obsessed individual and doesn’t express joy at seeing Stella so in love. In Scene One it stresses the sexual attraction that drew Stella and Stanley to one another despite of their class differences. Scene Two shows Stanley acting disrespectful to Stella and oblivious to her sister. Blanche takes the first of many baths in this scene. She claims that hot baths are necessary to calm her nerves. Blanche’s constant need to wash her body symbolizes her need for emotional, spiritual, and mental cleansing/refreshing.
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In Scene I of "A Street Car Named Desire" Stella, one of the main characters, has her sister Blanche show up at her town in New Orleans. This is interesting because Blanche is a little strange compared to most people in New Orleans. Throughout the two scenes Blanche and Stanley, Stella's husband, realize over and over again that they are complete opposites. They do not agree with each other on anything and it creates tension in the house. This is a problem for Stella because there are times when she has to choose between her sister and her husband. Also, we find out that Stella is pregnant which just creates more tension throughout the beginning of the play.
ReplyDeleteAt the beginning of the play, Blanche, who is Stellas sister, shows up. They catch up about things. Stella finds out that her childhood home "Bella Reve" was lost. Later in scene two Stanley, Stella's husband, questions Blanche. He ask about the papers and how she obtained all the expensive clothing. Stanley also mentions the Napoleonic Code so this way if there is money from "Belle Reve" he would get some. Scene two ends with a preperation for poker night.
ReplyDeleteStella and her husband Stanley live together in new orleans. Blanche is a little strange compared to most people in New Orleans.Blanche makes a very bad first impression to the reader because she drinks a lot and is very judgmental. Stanley figures, since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code, that he has a say in his wife's plantation.his is a problem for Stella because there are times when she has to choose between her sister and her husband.. I believe that's all that happens for a reason.
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In the first two scenes, Stella and her sister Blanch arrive in New Orleans. Blanche and Stanley both realize that they aren't alike at all. They simply cannot agree on anything, and they fight about everything, creating a tense feel in the household. Stella sometimes has to choose between her sister Blanch, and her husband. Stella also finds out she is pregnant.
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In the first scene Blanche is looking for a house in New Orleans. She finds the house and it belongs to her sister Stella and her husband Stanley. Blanche and Stella talk and we find out that Blanche is going to stay with Stella. Also we find out that Blanche lost Bella Reve. In scene two Blanche and Stella are getting ready to got out for the night. While Blanche is taking a bath Stanley goes through her trunk to find out more about Bella Reve. Then Stanley confronts Blanche on Bella Reve and also we find out that Stella is pregnant.
ReplyDeleteStella and Stanley are a married couple. Blanche, which is Stella's sister, comes and visits Stella. Blanche comes to tell stella that they have lost Bella Reve. Bella Reve was Stella and Blanches childhood home. Blanche stays the night at Stellas place and meets Stanley for the first time. Stanley ask Blanche if she was ever married and she touches bases on what had happen to her husband but doesn't go into detail. In Section 2 Stanley finds out that Stella and her sister have lost Bella Reve. Instantly he gets mad because Blanche has nice clothes, perfume, and jewelry. He thinks that Blanche has took Stellas money from Bella Reve. He decideds to have a talk with Blanche while Stella goes and gets Blanche a coke with ice. Stanley brings up the Napoleonic code.
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The first two scenes take place in New Orleans. Stella and her sister Blanche are there, Blanche is staying with Stella and her husband Stanley because they live there. Blanche seems to be a heavy drinker and her Stanley don't have good first impressions of each other, He thinks she's holding out money from them. Stanley's poker night goes terribly wrong, Stella is pregnant and Stanley ends up hitting her because the radio was loud.
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In the begining of the play, one of the main characters; Stella, has her sister Blanche come into town for the summer in new Orleans. Stella's husband stanley is not to thrilled about this because their house is small as it as. As you move into scene two you see that Blanche and Stanley are two different people. They do not agree on anything and Blanche wants her sister to leave Stanley. Once you lead into scene three you come to find that Stella is pregnant which causes even more tension between Blanche and Stanley. This makes it unable for stella to leave which is what Blanche wants for her sister because Stanley is abusive and in controllable.
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In Scene 1, Blanche, Stella's sister arrived in New Orleans at Stella and Stanley's house. Blanche tells Stella that they have lost Belle Reve. In Scene 2, Stella and Blanche are going to Galatoire's for supper and then a show. Stella did not want Blanche at the house when then men were having poker night and drinking. Although, when Stella and Blanche get back the men are still playing poker and drinking. Stanley get mad and beats Stella. Blanche and Stella leave the house but Stanley call after Stella not knowing what just happened and Stella comes back to the house with him.
ReplyDeleteThe setting of the play is in New Orleans on a street called Desire. Stella and Stanley live there, they are married. Blanche comes who is Stella's sister. She has come from Belle Reve. Apparently she has lost it. Stanley thinks this is crazy and thinks there should be papers. What is Stella's is his, he wants the money. Poker night with the guys ends up badly. Stella gets beaten from Stanley and to add she is pregnant.
ReplyDeleteIn the first two scenes Blanche who is Stella's sister comes to visit Stella because she had to do things about Bella Reve. At first they are excited and converse about things but then things turn. Blanche seems to be very judgmental as she comments on things that can be offensive, she also drink often to calm her nerves which does not make her image look to well. Stanley thinks that he will be getting some money from Blanche because of Bella. Stella becomes impregnated by Stanley. THE END
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During the first scene, a woman named Blanche is looking for an address in what is to her a strange neighborhood. She finds her sister Stella and Stella's husbands flat in New Orleans. She decides to stay with her sister and Stella's husband stanley is not to thrilled about this because their house is small as it as. Blanche later reveals that their plantation, Belle Reve, has been lost. Soon, Stella's husband Stanley arrives and it is revealed that Blanche's husband has died. In scene two, Stella and Blanche are planning to go out. Stanley, suspicious of Blanche goes through her suitcase looking for papers about the sale of the plantation, which he doesn't find. Stanley figures since New Orleans is still under Napoleonic code that he has a say in his wife's plantation. After unsuccessfully trying to get information out of Blanche, the women leave Stanley and his friends to their card game and go for dinner and a show.
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In "A Streetcar named Desire" it has Stella & Stanley living in an apartment, with Blanche, Stella's sister, coming to visit. Blanche is very emotional & upset about losing her hometown, Bella Reve. In the first scene, we see her sneaking drinks & explaining to Stella how she is here. In scene 2, we get more into Stanley's & Stella's life. As Blanche is taking a bath, Stella & Stanley talk about how there are no papers about bella Reve & that her sister has so much nice stuff. He also brings up the Napoleanic code, which explains that whatever belongs to the wife, belongs to the husband & vice-versa. Stella then goes to defend her sister, but is not around when Stanley starts questioning Blanche about Bella Reve...
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The play starts off introducing Stella and Stanley and where they live. It describes how they live in a poorer part of town and Williams also notes the piano playing and how it sets the mood for the whole story. We star with Stella being home and Stanley coming by, drops meat off, and goes out bowling with Mitch, to be shortly followed by Stella. Right after Stella leaves, her sister Blanche shows up at her street, confused and expecting something much nicer. She seems out of place in her expensive clothes and her attitude. Eunice, who lives upstairs of Stella, invites Blanche inside and goes to get Stella. Blanch talks to Stella when she arrive3s home and they embrace. Blanche is worried about Stan not liking her, and when they meet,they start off on the wrong foot. Blanche also lets slip to Stella that she lost Belle Reve, their ancestral family home. The next scene starts with Stan and Stella talking bout Blanche and Stan is very angered to find out that Blanche lost Belle Reve. He brings up the Napoleonic code and says that she sold it and kept his and Stella share for herself. He felt cheated and he also lets slip that Stella s pregnant, because she left for the drugstore to get a lemon coke for Blanche.
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In the beginning of the play, we are introduced to the main characters, Blanche, Stella and Stanley. Blanche is Stella's sister who unexpectantly comes for a visit. Blanche is not really happy about Stella and Stanley's house, she thinks it is too small. Stella and Stanley's house is in New Orleans. We find out that Stella is pregnant and that Stanley is abusive. Also, Blanche lies a lot but Stanley sees through her.
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The first two scenes of "A Streetcar Named Desire" take place in New Orleans Louisiana. Stella's sister Blanche comes down to stay with her and her husband Stanley. Stanley is not to happy because of how small their living arrangements are and Stanley and Blanche do not have very good first impressions of each other. in scene two you realize that Stanley and Blanche are two totally different people with different views on things. Blanche also wants Stella to leave Stanley because she believes that Stanley is abusive and a bad person. But Blanche finds out that Stella is pregnant which means that she cant leave because Stanley is the father which makes Blanche upset.
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In the first scene you are introduced to Blanche, Stella, Eunice,and Stanley. Blanche is staying with Stella and Stanley because she does not have anywhere to live. Stella finds out that their childhood home, Belle Reve, went under and is no longer theirs. In scene two friends of Stanley's are playing poker at their house. After drinking too much, Stanley hits Stella. Blanche is shocked and scared by this. She tells Stella that she must stay away from him and leave with her. Stella says she won't because she loves him.
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning of the play Blanche, Stellas sister comes and stays with her at her home in New Orleans. stellas husband didnt think this was such a good idea because their house is small. Getting into scene two we find out that Blanche and Stanley dont get along at all. Blanche wants her sister to leave stanley.
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In scene I we meet Stella and her husband Stanley. Stella has a sister named Blanche,She is coming to live with Stella and Stanley, because Blanche hadvlost her farm. In scene II Stella and Stanley argue over Blanche's inquiztive items while Blanche takes a bath. Stella and Stanley agrue so Stel leaves to vent. Stanley reveals that Stella is pregnant
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