Streetcar Named Desire Characters
In the play, A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams the reader is placed in the middle of three way argument between a husband, wife, and the wife’s sister. The sister comes to visit her sister because she has nowhere else to go and the husband doesn't like this. Aside from that, other forms of conflict occur which are caused by the aggressive nature of the characters. The author demonstrates these animal characteristics in the characters by describing how they dress, how they act, and how they speak to prove how humans show how humans have an inner animal that will escape when is needed.
In the play, Stanley, is the head of the house and has a very violent nature in everything he does. Then when Blanche, the sister, is introduced