The Glass Menagerie is a play being told through the memory of Tom, one of our main characters. It is opened with him talking to the after part wall, not done again until the end. The play is set in the Wingfields apartment in the 30s. The Main door to the apartment is a fire move, where Tom addresses us and where m either of the major events occur. It symbolizes the escape to the outside world. Amanda Wingfield is the mother. Her husband, Laura and Toms Dad, left them 16 years ago, he was a drunkard and the mother is afraid of having a drunkard for a son-in-law. Tom and her have been supporting the family since then, she sells magazines, and Tom works at the Warehouse. Amanda appears to have been a very popular girl when she was younger, and expects the analogous from her crippled daughter Laura. Laura is very fragile, with a bum leg. She lives in a world of glass animals, the glass menagerie. She is very incertain and when she tried to attend business college, dropped out because it made her physically ill. When she was in High school she liked a boy named Jim OConnor. He called her blue roses, and he happens to be a human being caller later in our story.
SCENE 1
        Tom comes on head and tells us that he will share a memory. He then shows us a portrait of his father, calling him the resound man who fell in love with long distances. Comments on him being gone for 16 years, and then, we begin. It begins with a lot of sound off on Amandas part, about how Tom doesnt eat right, and how Amanda doesnt have any gentleman callers, but when she was young she had many. She talks as...
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