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  1. Summary. Stella is decorating her apartment on an afternoon in mid-September. Stanley comes in, and Stella explains to him that it is Blanche ’s birthday. Blanche is in the bathroom, taking yet another hot bath to calm her nerves. Stanley makes fun of Blanche’s habit of taking baths, but Stella admonishes him.

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      Also because of Blanche, tension develops between Stanley...

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      Stanley Kowalski serves as the antagonist of A Streetcar...

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      Context - A Streetcar Named Desire Scene Seven - SparkNotes

  2. A Streetcar Named Desire: Scene 7. It is an afternoon in mid-September. Stanley comes into the kitchen to find Stella decorating for Blanche’s birthday. Blanche is taking yet another bath to soothe her nerves, which Stanley mocks. Throughout the scene, Blanche’s singing of the popular song “Paper Moon” is heard in counterpoint to Stella ...

  3. www.cliffsnotes.com › literature › sScene 7 - CliffsNotes

    It is Blanche's birthday and Stella has prepared a small party. Stanley makes Stella stop working and listen to him. He has found out something about Blanche. While Blanche is singing "It's Only a Paper Moon," Stanley reveals that Blanche has a notorious reputation in Laurel. She was so wild that the low-class Flamingo Hotel asked her to move ...

  4. 1. Blanche says that Stella is one year older than herself. 2. She says that she cannot stand a naked light bulb; she does not want harsh light to show her age. 3. She claims to be adaptable. 4. She says that she visits Stella because Stella is feeling run down.

  5. www.cliffsnotes.com › literature › sScene 2 - CliffsNotes

    Blanche explains that she knows she fibs a lot, because "after all, a woman's charm is fifty percent illusion," but when something is important she always tells the truth. Stanley asks her for the papers. She goes to the trunk and hands him a tin box. He wants to know what the other papers are and at the same time snatches them.

  6. Summary. Analysis. It is two o’clock in the morning. Blanche and Mitch have just returned from an amusement park. Blanche is clearly exhausted, and both are strained. Mitch apologizes for not entertaining her that evening, but Blanche tells him that it was her fault. She says that she will be leaving the apartment soon.

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  8. Summary. Analysis. It is the next day, at six o’clock in the evening. Blanche is taking a bath offstage. Stella tells Stanley that she and Blanche are going out to the French Quarter for the evening since the men will be playing poker that night in the apartment. Stella tells Stanley that Blanche has lost Belle Reve.

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