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- A storyteller
- when she tells the story of her first husband to Mitch
- Dramatic
- 'her appearance is incongruous to this setting', 'placing the rhinestone tiara on her head'
- Unsettled
- 'nervously', 'stiffly', 'hysterically', 'Blanche gives a piercing cry'
- She is a fading Southern Belle
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- The protagonist
- Enters and poses trouble for Stella and Stanley
- There is a competition of who gets Stella
- Blanche disrupts the peace and 'easy intermingling' of New Orleans with her old American beliefs
- She is significant because there is the juxtaposition of her old American beliefs but then she herself isn't married, doesn't have children, was a prostitute
- She is the result of harsh standards that can be difficult to attain
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