Blanche was unlikable, with the vaguely ambiguous seduction that he met with men, even when he first met Stanley. She pretends to be lofty and loves fantasy, and she wants to live a small and fresh life regardless of reality. She spoke ill of Stanley behind her back, even though it was true. She is full of lies to deceive everyone, and her abnormal thoughts are ridiculous and pathetic.
But is it normal for Stanley to be innocent?
In the first meeting, he was full of aggression towards Blanche. Then he rummaged through other people's suitcases and yelled at his pregnant wife and the sister of his new wife. Let me ask, how many normal people throw things and beat people at every turn, without the slightest sympathy for the sister-in-law who just lost her last home? How many normal people would beat or scold their pregnant wife? How many normal people would press on a person who is already mentally fragile? There are a few normal people who run home to stimulate her sister and then rape her while their wife is giving birth to her child. After driving her completely crazy, continue playing cards as if nothing had happened?
So many people justify Stanley and put all the blame on Blanche. He also said that he would do the same, I think not only Blanche is going to be in a mental hospital. Anyone who thinks like this will go to a mental hospital. But in the movie you may be obsessed with Stanley's handsome face and strong body, but in real life there are such people around you that you should call the police. Except for those who like to be abused, of course.
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