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    no longer be contained‚ Blanche engages in a series of sexual escapades that trigger an expulsion from her community. In New Orleans she puts on the airs of a woman who has never known indignity‚ but Stanley sees through her. Her past catches up with her and destroys her relationship with Mitch. Stanley‚ as she fears he might‚ destroys what’s left of her. At the end of the play she is led away to an insane asylum. This is indeed the story of what happened to Blanche in the play but what flaws in her

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    Plot:The story Holes is about a boy named Stanley Yelnats. His whole family (except forhis mother) believes that the Yelnats family is under a curse. They always have bad luck. One day after Stanley is walking home from school‚ a pair of shoes fell from an overpassand hit him on the head. They were the shoes of a famous baseball player‚ ClydeLivingston. Stanley did not know‚ so he kept them and got arrested because hesupposedly stole them. He ends up going to a juvenile camp‚ Camp Green Lake. Hispunishment

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    and delicate Southern lady (Blanche Dubois) born to a once-wealthy family. Her impoverished‚ tragic downfall in the squalid‚ .. Huntleigh for help escaping from New Orleans; when Stella laughs at her‚Blanche reveals that she is completely broke. Stanley walks in as Blanche ismaking fun of him and secretly overhears Blanche and Stella’s conversation.Later‚ he threatens Blanche with hints that he has heard rumors of herdisreputable past. She is visibly dismayed.While Blanche is alone in theapartment

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    contradicting to the audience as we just saw her drinking. Also Mitch quotes Stanley‚ saying that she is drinking all his liquor‚ Blanches alcoholism is not shown visually abundant but the dialogue certainly builds this aspect into her character. Another huge desire Blanche has is her flirtatious nature and urge to find a man that could fill the loss of her husband. One of the first examples of this is when she flirts with Stanley and even tells her sister that she did. Also they show her intimate moment

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    connecting stories in multiple ways. It connects characters and places both past and present and intertwine their stories throughout the movie. Holes does an excellent job telling two stories at the same time. The first story is that of Stanley Yelnats IV. Stanley‚ a well-mannered young man‚ has been wrongfully arrested and sentenced to time at Camp Green Lake. Detainees at Green Lake must dig one hole a day; they are told it is to “build character” but they are really searching for items that belonged

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    if some events did not happen. When the men would get violent with the women‚ after a few minutes of crying the women would return to the men as if nothing happened. The reality part of the play can be seen through another character named Stanley. When Stanley tries to uncover Blanche and the

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    Named Desire‚ the theme of violence is very frequent in the character Stanley Kowalski. Stanley is a married‚ young man‚ who comes across to the reader as quite an enraged person with animalistic attributes. A prime insinuation of Stanley’s difference to regular humans is when Stella DuBois (Stanley’s wife) explains to her sister that Stanley is of “a different species”‚ foreshadowing that Williams may be warning the reader that Stanley is capable of things that are not in the norm. Additionally‚ his

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    Stella is Blanches younger sister and is married to Stanley. She is confident‚ she pretty much worships Stanley and loves him alot. Also‚ Stella is argumentive‚ and a little controlling. Not to mention she is also pregnant in the movie‚ and the baby does come. Blanch on the other hand‚ is very different from Stella. Blanch is a nervous wreck who flirts‚ portrays herself as wealthy‚ and is also dangerous. She has also slept with a seventeen year old boy and she thinks she is better than everybody

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    primitive theme‚ which the one of the main characters dominantly shows‚ Stanley Kowalski. Tennessee Williams uses the primal actions of Stanley Kowalski to really depict the time frame in America to the reader‚ the 1940s‚ where man was certainly the head of all families and always in control. Stanley’s primitive behaviors grow more and more noticeable as the play progresses. At the beginning of the play when Stanley was first introduced‚ he showed his first‚ more subtle animalistic style

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    with Stanley‚ a character who has been wrong fully accused of stealing a pair of sneakers. Through the techniques\ ideas of characterisation setting and themes‚ the author is successful in communicating different ideas about power. The first technique is characters in holes are used to show how different people have different levels of power. Stanley‚ the main character is described as being overweight‚ shy and unpopular. And he was innocent of the crim for which he was convicted. Stanley was

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