A Streetcar Named Desire
What do the following costumes tell us about Blanche's character? (scene 10)
1) red satin robe
2) white satin gown with a rhinestone tiara
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The color red demands attention and represents the human appetite.... it can also be seen as sugggestive..... aggressive, a color that shouts impulsiveness.
The white satin gown and tiara allow Blanche athe delusion of innocence.... the princess.
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