A Streetcar Named Desire

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"Streetcar represents most of the plays I have read by Tennessee Williams so far. I see them as having this kind of, dare I say, even a _serene_ undercurrent, that carefully and steadily floats onward, develops, and often suddenly explodes to a STORM, returning afterwards back to its usual state, but always in a profoundly altered form from the starting point. His plays are like snakes laying on the ground in a spiral, then making a sudden deadly furious attack to the guy coming at them with a st"