The Glass Menagerie is a play written by Tennesse Williams. Although, he wrote other successful plays, "The Glass Menagerie" was his first hit. ... She wants Laura, especially, to be like her. ... It actually makes your life worse thinking like that, take the example of Laura. ... She never did anything in her life except play with her Glass Menagerie and plays those worn-out records. ...
In The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams creates a world in which the characters are disillusioned by the present. ... These personal downfalls in life drive Tom into a life of poetry and movies, and Laura into a world of glass figurines. ... However, she finds confidence in the old records she plays on the victrola and in her glass menagerie. ... Having nothing to do at home, Laura takes care of her glass ornaments. ... Laura finds confidence playing old records on the victrola and controlling her glass collection. ...
There are many factors to becoming a family, a family consists of a group of people being supportive, caring, loving etc. towards each other, this is basically what immediately comes to mind when we think of a family, in Tennessee Williams play, The Glass Menagerie, The Wingfield's find that many of the family factors become obstacles that they struggle to overcome. ... The Glass Menagerie, is based on Tom Wingfield, who recalls the events from a first person narration, Tom is the son of Amanda, brother to Laura, an aspiring poet and a shoe warehouse employee, who was also designated to ...
In the story of The Glass Menagerie, written by Tennessee Williams, a play about a middle class family struggle with each other. ... She living in the unreality of her young memories and sees her self as still being as young as Laura. ... When Tom says about Laura is cripple and "she is very different from other girls" (444). ... She chooses to hind behind her limp and her glass menagerie in order to escape the reality. ... In the play of "The Glass Menagerie" Williams portrays the conflict that exist in the reality and people's desires. ...
In Tennessee Williams's play, The Glass Menagerie, the main character named Amanda has a distorted view of reality becoming blinded of flaws in her family and herself. ... This illustrates how Amanda is blinded of Laura's flaws. ... Amanda fails to acknowledge Laura's imperfection, again. Amanda believes that Jim will immediately fall in love with Laura and marry her, fulfilling Amanda's dream. ... Jim seems like a perfect gentleman caller for Laura. ...
