Streetcar

"...Mitch thinks I'm prim and proper... I want to deceive him enough to make him want me”

What does Stanley do when he sees a woman for the first time?

How has Stella become like her sister at the end of the play?

How did he react to her reaction?

What does Blanche think about Mitch when she first sees him?

How does Stella react to Stanley’s apology?

“You’re not clean enough to bring in the house with my mother”

“You know, if I didn't know that you was my wife's sister, I would get ideas about you.

Which is not one of the lies that Blanche tells Mitch when they first meet?

What did Stanley do on their wedding night?

How does Stanley do during the first poker game?

What secret does Stanley reveal to Blanche that he wasn’t supposed to?

What does Stanley mean by this: “We’ve had this date with each other from the beginning”?

What do Blanche’s costume jewelry and scuffed up shoes symbolize?

What is Blanche referring to when she says, “It brought me here where I am ashamed to be!”?

Why doesn’t Mitch show up at the birthday party?

What does Mitch do that makes Blanche scream “Fire!”?

How does Mitch react to Blanche being taken away?

What does Stanley buy Blanche for her birthday?

Why does Blanche want to contact Shep Huntleigh the morning after the poker party?

Blanche worries that the lack of privacy in the apartment won’t be decent. Why is this ironic?

What does Stanley do after Stella tells the boys playing poker to go home?

Why did Blanche get fired from her teaching job?

What importance did their street name have in Greek mythology?

What does Blanche’s interaction with the newspaper boy reveal about her character?

What is the Varsouviana polka music a symbol for?

What street do Stanley and Stella live on?

What secret did Blanche find out about her husband?

Which of the following is not one of Blanche's reactions to her husband's secret?

How does Blanche react to seeing where Stella lives?

What does Blanche do to physically threaten Stanley?

How is the idea of a poker game connected to life in the apartment at the end?

What does Blanche mean when she says only Poe could adequately describe the apartment?

Which of the following is not true about Stanley Kowalski?

Why is it ironic that Blanche says, “I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers”?

How does Stanley comfort Stella at the end?

What is Belle Reve?

What does Blanche buy for the apartment when she’s out with Stella?

“May I speak plainly? If you'll forgive me, he's common... He's like an animal.

What was Blanche doing at the Hotel Flamingo?

“I’d have that on my conscience the rest of my life if I... let my best friend get caught!”

What does it mean when Stanley throws a bloody package of meat to Stella?

Why was Blanche’s house considered out-of-bounds for the army soldiers?

Where does Blanche think that she’s going at the end of the play?

How does Stanley do in the poker game in the last scene?

What does Blanche say about Stanley while he is eavesdropping in the next room?