"A Streetcar Named Desire" by Williams

<p>Just one word- WOW. I read it to prepare for my AP Lit open-ended essay question.</p>

<p>That book is the most bizzare piece of garbage I’ve ever read. I dont understand how it has any literary merit. </p>

<p>Are novels like these appreciated because the common people are facinated by vulgar contents?</p>

<p>Whoa…I actually liked that book. We read it in Lit class and I found it to be a really good read…that book’s a classic!</p>

<p>The book seems extremely illogical and bizzare to the fullest extent. </p>

<p>One question though:</p>

<p>Did Stella send Blanche to the doctor out of antagonism?</p>

<p>No, she had to choose between her husband and her sister.</p>

<p>It wasn’t out of antagonism…she was having her baby, and her sister was causing problems and she just couldn’t stay.</p>

<p>And it wasn’t to a doctor…it was to an insane asylum.</p>

<p>Stella!!!</p>

<p>^^^ Yeah…someone was bound to say that :rolleyes:</p>

<p>BLANCHE GETS RAPED</p>

<p>AHAHAHA</p>

<p>YEAH, WORST BOOK EVER</p>

<p>0/10 a</p>

<p>No I found it very tragic and it was beautifully constructed. You people just don’t appreciate the nuisances. And I’m the guy-- most of the people who liked it were girls though</p>

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<p>I dont think you know quality work when you see one. I’m sure it has some “literary merit” for its bizarre, vulgar content. The meaning behind the story is ■■■■■■■■, and the logic behind how Blanche became a whore is a joke.</p>

<p>Thank you Williams for wasting my time!</p>