CHARACTERS
Who is the Narrator?
Tom Wingfield
The type of play that are based on the memories of one?
"Fifty dollars tuition, all of our plans-- my hopes and ambitions for you-- just gone up the spout, just gone up the spout like that."
Who is Amanda Wingfield? Scene Two
What item does Laura treasure the most?
Where is Laura supposed to be going during the day?
School/University
Who is the fragile character collecting glass animals and has a limp leg?
Laura Wingfield
What languages are used within the play?
What is English & French?
"I'll be glad very happy, and so will you. You'll go up, up on a broomstick, over Blue Mountain with seventeen gentlemen callers. You ugly-- babbling-- old witch."
Who is Tom Wingfield? Scene Three
These are used to create mood, atmosphere & to create subjective memories
What is Lighting?
What organization is Amanda involved in?
What is The D.A.R? (Daughters of the American Revolution)
Who is obsessed with the past?
Amanda Wingfield
What literary technique is used?
What is Gender Theory
"If you're going to make such a fuss, I'll call it off, I'll tell him not to come!"
Who is Tom Wingfield? Scene 5
What is the nickname for Laura reflecting her uniqueness & fragility?
"Blue Roses"
Where does the play take place?
St. Louis, Missouri
What is the name of the gentleman caller -- and the only person who connects with Laura
Jim O'Connor
What time period is the play set in?
The Great Depression
"Glass breaks so easily. No matter how careful you are."
What represents an escape for Tom, in the house?
The Fire Escape
Where is the bar?