Streetcar Named Desire Flashcards
(36 cards)
‘Her appearance is ________ to the setting.’ - Who does this describe?
‘Her appearance is incongruous to the setting.’ - Blanche, Scene1.
‘They mustn’t have-_________-what number I wanted….’ - Who says this where?
‘They mustn’t have-understood-what number I wanted…’ - Blanche, Scene 1.
‘What are you doing in a place like ____?’/’Why, that you had to live in these _________!’ - Who says this when and where?
‘What are you doing in a place like this?’/’Why, that you had to live in these conditions!’ - Blanche, about Stella’s house, Scene 1.
‘Heterogynous - _____?’ - Who says this when and where?
‘Heterogynous - types?’ - Blanche, Scene 1.
‘When he’s away for a week I nearly go ____!’ - Who says this when and where?
‘When he’s away for a week I nearly go wild!’ - Stella, Scene 1.
‘Death is _______, Miss Stella! Why, the Grim Reaper had put up his tent on our _______! Where were you. In bed with your ______!’ - Who says this when and where?
‘Death is expensive, Miss Stella! Why, the Grim Reaper had put up his tent on our doorstep! Where were you. In bed with your Polack!’ - Blanche to Stella, Scene 1.
‘My clothes’re stickin’ to me. Do you mind if I make myself _______? Be comfortable is my ______.’ - Who says this when and where?
‘My clothes’re stickin’ to me. Do you mind if I make myself comfortable? Be comfortable is my motto.’ - Stanley, Scene 1.
‘I put you a cold plate on ___.’/’Well, isn’t that just ____!’ - Who says this where?
‘I put you a cold plate on ice.’/’Well, isn’t that just dandy!’ - Stella/Stanley, Scene 2.
‘It looks to me like you’ve been _________, baby, and when you’re swindled under the _________ Code I’m swindled too. And I don’t like to be swindled.’ - Who says this?
‘It looks to me like you’ve been swindled, baby, and when you’re swindled under the Napoleonic Code I’m swindled too. And I don’t like to be swindled.’ - Stanley, Scene 1.
‘The Kowalskis and the ______ have different notions.’ - Who says this?
‘The Kowalskis and the DuBois have different notions.’ - Stanley, Scene 2.
‘She didn’t say nothing, That shut her up like a ____.’ - Who says this?
‘She didn’t say nothing. That shut her up like a clam.’ - Stanley, Scene 2.
‘They are men at the peak of their ________ manhood, as coarse and _____ and powerful as the primary _______.’ - Who does this describe, when?
‘They are men at the peak of their physical manhood, as coarse and direct and powerful as the primary colours.’ - Men at the poker game, Scene 3.
‘Poker is so fascinating. Could I ______?’/’You could not. Why don’t you _____ go up and sit with Eunice?’ - Who says this where?
‘Poker is so fascinating. Could I kibitz?’/’You could not. Why don’t you women go up and sit with Eunice?’ - Blanche/Stanley, Scene 3.
‘That one seems - ______ - to the others.’ - Who says this when?
‘That one seems - superior - to the others.’ - Blanche, about Mitch, Scene 3.
‘Stanley ____ fiercely through the portieres into the bedroom. He crosses to the small white _____ and snatches it off the table. With a shouted ____, he tosses the instrument out of the window.’/’Drunk-drunk- ______ thing, you!’ - Who is this describing/ says this?
‘Stanley stalks fiercely through the portieres into the bedroom. He crosses to the small white radio and snatches it off the table. With a shouted oath, he tosses the instrument out of the window.’/’Drunk-drunk- animal - thing, you!’ - Stanley/Stella, Scene 3.
‘Quit that _______ and go back to bed!’ - Who says this?
‘Quit that howling and go back to bed!’ - Eunice, to Stanley, Scene 3.
‘(with heaven-splitting _______) STELLAAAAAAH!!!!!!’ - Who says this when?
‘(with heaven-splitting violence) STELLAAHHHHHH!!!!’ - Stanley, to Stella, Scene 3.
‘One hands rests on her belly, rounding slightly with new _______.’ - Who’s this about and when?
‘One hands rests on her belly, rounding slightly with new maternity.’ - Stella, Scene 4.
‘When men are drinking and playing _____ anything can happen.’ - Who says this?
‘When men are drinking and playing poker anything can happen.’ - Stella, Scene 4.
‘I have told you I love him.’/’Then I ______ for you! I just- ______ - for you…’ - Who says this when?
‘I have told you I love him.’/’Then I tremble for you! I just- tremble - for you…’ - Stella/ Blanche, Scene 4.
‘He acts like an _______, has an animal’s _____! There’s even something - _________ - something not quite to the stage of humanity yet!’ - Who says this?
‘He acts like an animal, has an animal’s habits! There’s even something - sub-human - something not quite to the stage of humanity yet!’ - Blanche, about Stanley, Scene 4.
‘The Hotel _________ is not the sort establishment I would dare to be seen in!’ - Who says this?
‘The Hotel Flamingo is not the sort establishment I would dare to be seen in!’ - Blanche, Scene 5.
‘People don’t see you-___ don’t - don’t even admit your existence unless they are making ____ to you.’ - Who says this?
‘People don’t see you- men don’t - don’t even admit your existence unless they are making love to you.’ - Blanche, Scene 5.
‘I want his _______. And men don’t want anything they get too easy. But on the other hand men lose ________ quickly.’ - Who says this, when?
‘I want his respect. And men don’t want anything they get too easy. But on the other hand men lose interest quickly.’ - Blanche, Scene 5.