Streetcar - Significance of Steve & Eunice Hubbel
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- Created on: 11-05-19 20:02
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- Significance of Steve and Eunice Hubbell
- Femininity & Dependence
- Hegemonic Femininity
- "Why don't you women go and sit up with Eunice?"
- Accusative Pronoun
- Demonstrates Stanely's despotism
- Enforces the gender divide
- Demonstrates Stanely's despotism
- Accusative Pronoun
- "Why don't you women go and sit up with Eunice?"
- Mirroring
- Experienced community characters
- "[With girlish laughter] You ought to see their wives"
- Stella's elitism returns in Blanche's company
- Irony of the Southern Belle predicament
- Hubbell's share the dynamic
- Abusive, impoverished and once wrought by desire
- Hubbell's share the dynamic
- Irony of the Southern Belle predicament
- Hubbell's share the dynamic
- Abusive, impoverished and once wrought by desire
- Stella's elitism returns in Blanche's company
- "[With girlish laughter] You ought to see their wives"
- Experienced community characters
- Softening Character
- Blanche's appearance is incongruous to the setting
- Exposition supporting character
- Classic New Orleans Gal
- Exposition supporting character
- Sheltering Stella upon her beating
- Wishes to end the violence
- Threatens Stanely forthrightly
- Wishes to end the violence
- Blanche's appearance is incongruous to the setting
- Hegemonic Femininity
- Masculinity & Physicality
- Social Mobility
- "Only one going anywhere"
- Stanely is under Steve's apartment
- Either Stella is kidding herself or Steve is under threat
- Steve, Pablo & Mitch subdue Stanely after breakdown
- One of the younger generation of immigrants
- Either Stella is kidding herself or Steve is under threat
- Either Stella is kidding herself or Steve is under threat
- Steve, Pablo & Mitch subdue Stanely after breakdown
- Stanely is under Steve's apartment
- "Only one going anywhere"
- Hegemonic Masculinity
- Steve is shown to be possessive at Poker and with Eunice
- Napoleonic Code rationalises this behaviour
- Eunice challenges his authority more than Stella
- Relies on himself rather than the authorities as Eunice would
- Steve is shown to be possessive at Poker and with Eunice
- Infedelities
- Drowns his discontent in other women
- Eunice mirrors his Four Deuces visit after
- Emphasises the physical component
- Steve has calmed violence in favour of desire
- Drowns his discontent in other women
- Social Mobility
- Argument
- They embody New Orleans
- Women have no genuine agency in this system
- Femininity & Dependence
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