Is a billionaire from Texas.

Blanche thinks she is going with him at the end of the play.

Is the voice of reason at the poker party.

Lives upstairs from the Kowalski’s with Eunice.

Does not believe Blanche’s lies and deception right from the beginning.

Thinks that it is “practical” for Eunice to go to the bar after fighting with Steve.

Rips the paper lantern off of the light to get a close look at Blanche.

Has a violent temper when drinking.

Blanche worshiped the ground he walked on, and found him almost too fine to be human.

Convinces Stella not to believe Blanche’s story about what Stanley did to her.

It can be said that this person is “stuck in the past.”

Stella has a proclivity for lying.

Blanche lies about losing Belle Reve when she says that she had to pay for funerals.

Blanche takes the streetcars Desire and Death to Elysian Fields.

Stanley hits Stella because she comes home when the men are playing poker.

Mitch represents “a way out” for Blanche.

Blanche is attracted to Stanley the minute she sees him.

At the end of the play Blanche goes to live with Shep Huntleigh.

Blanche is on leave from her teaching job because of stress.

Stella is dependent on Stanley.

Stella enjoys waiting on Blanche because she likes to take care of her younger sister.

Blanche hears polka music when she thinks of Allan Grey.

Blanche lies because she doesn’t want realism-she wants magic.

Mitch won't marry Blanche because she's not clean enough to bring in the house with his mom.

Stanley gave up playing poker after promising Stella he would.

Stella chooses Blanche over her husband.

Tennessee Williams was greatly influenced by the mental problems of

The setting for Streetcar is

The play takes place over a span of

In the first scene, Stanley hollers at Stella and throws her a

The upstairs neighbors of Stanley and Stella are

Blanche and Stella originally come from

“Belle Reve” means

Stanley and his friends enjoy playing

To calm her nerves, Blanche spends afternoons in New Orleans

Stanley and Stella’s relationship could best be described as

Throughout the course of the play, we find out that Blanche’s husband

Blanche worked in Laurel as a

Blanche spent years caring for

The last few years in her hometown, Blanche fought her loneliness by

Blanche learned that her husband was homosexual

Blanche is constantly disturbed by

How does Mitch verify the stories Stanly tells him about Blanche?

Where does Eunice go after her fight with Steve?

Where does Blanche meet Mitch?

Which of the following songs does Blanche sing while taking a bath?

Which of the following bonds is not shared by Mitch and Stanley?

What type of music was playing when Blanche’s young husband committed suicide?

Where does Shep Huntleigh live?

Which of the following accurately describes Elysian Fields?

What does Blanche pretend to find in the closet when Mitch comes by?

What does Blanche give the newspaper collector?

Why is Blanche grateful to the doctor in the final scene?

Why did Blanche leave her job as a school teacher in Laurel?

What does Stanley buy Blanche for her birthday?

What sound does Blanche always hear before the Varsouviana music in her head stops?