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- "A Streetcar Named Desire", too late at night to get up. It is not difficult to understand what story he told, and there are also sighs. No matter how beautiful he was when he was young, and he was complimented and sought after, it would not be able to withstand the erosion of time.
- This is Blanche, on the one hand flirting, kissing, and flirting with strange men to prove that she still has charm; on the other hand, she refuses to greet the man who pursues her, hides, is asked about the past, and abstractly processes her own old love.
- My curiosity is that Mickey, who was unwilling to propose to him when he learned the truth, was driven away at Blanche, and was alone at home, dreaming that a millionaire would send her a telegram asking her to travel with him. At this time, Stanley, who was overjoyed, went home, and after a conversation, the conflict between the two intensified. Did Stanley beat or violate Blanche?
- I prefer the first one, because after my sister was taken away, my sister burst into the second floor with her baby crying. This corresponds to the previous episodes of Stanley gambling cards, smashing the radio after drinking alcohol, and beating up his sister.
- Many details are not "hints" at all, but naked "explicit". "Desire", "Cemetery", "Paradise"... Where did these unlucky names come from, I would open the perpetual calendar before visiting relatives and friends, looking at the red "nothing is right", hiding at home and not going out. Oh, yes, Blanche is cornered and has no choice.
- Sharing a little discovery, the song that Blanche sang while putting on makeup before going to the appointment, It's only a paper moon, the lyrics are worth pondering.
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To put it bluntly, the criteria for the sisters to find a boyfriend are very different.
The younger sister thinks Stanley "he grabbed my slippers and suddenly broke the light bulb. This is a bit of my excitement." The older sister thinks Stanley is an uncivilized orangutan, savage and unreasonable, not worthy of her own sister.
It is not difficult to understand that the actions and behaviors of my sister may be a rebellion against the original family and education?
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