In Tennessee William's play "A Streetcar Named Desire", the more Blanch Dubois tries to fit in with the new aged America, the more she is setting herself up as a victim to society. ... Blanche imagines a southern millionaire named Shep Huntleigh will be the answer to her future happiness, but this was unlikely to happen. ...
Since Baldwin grew up in the slick city streets of Harlem, the story portrays a similar aspect by presenting two devoted brothers who share pain and suffering of their past in Harlem, and an undefined understanding of each other, which allows them to travel through the pain of the past and into the promise of the future. The memories began when the narrator of the story, the brother whose name is never mentioned, reads about his brother getting caught in a drug raid for using heroin. ... T"he story of their uncle getting hit by a car and perceiving their father in death was an atrocious thi...
