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Questions trace the birthday supper, Stanley's discoveries, Blanche's collapse, and the doctor at the door.
#literature
25 questions
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While Blanche bathes on her birthday in Scene 7, what does Stanley tell Stella about Mitch?
What kind of source has Stanley used to gather Blanche's Laurel history?
At the birthday supper, Stanley gives Blanche an envelope and calls it a present. What is inside?
What happens to Stella near the end of Scene 8 after the ruined birthday supper?
When Mitch returns in Scene 9, what does he do to the paper lantern?
What does Scene 10 imply happens after Stanley corners Blanche on the last night in the apartment?
Why have the doctor and matron come to the apartment in Scene 11?
Why does Stella resist Stanley's ugly report about Blanche in Scene 7?
Why is Stanley so determined to expose Blanche before the baby is born?
In Scene 10, why does Blanche tell Stanley that Shep Huntleigh has invited her on a trip?
Mitch comes back angry, turns on the light, and judges Blanche's past. What motive drives his cruelty?
Why does Stella say she could not believe Blanche's account of Stanley in Scene 11?
Blanche sings in the bath while Stanley tells Stella the facts he has found. What dramatic effect does this create?
Why does the Varsouviana polka return during Blanche's confrontation with Mitch?
The Mexican flower seller's cry for flowers for the dead cuts into Blanche's night. What does this stage sound emphasize?
In Scene 10 the walls seem less solid, shadows move, and threatening sounds grow. What does this expressionistic staging do?
The poker game continues as Blanche is led away in Scene 11. What is the effect of that staging?
What does Mitch's tearing off the paper lantern symbolize?
What does Stanley's bus ticket function as when he gives it to Blanche on her birthday?
In Scenes 10 and 11, what do Blanche's costume jewelry, old finery, and trunk help show?
When Blanche breaks a bottle in Scene 10, what is its immediate function?
At the birthday supper, Blanche keeps asking about Mitch. What dramatic pressure does this create?
After Stella insults his table manners, Stanley asserts his place as head of the household. What is the subtext of that outburst?
At the door, Blanche takes the doctor's arm and speaks of depending on strangers' kindness. What does the line reveal at the end?
Eunice urges Stella to let life go on instead of believing Blanche. What pressure does that dialogue place on Stella?
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