Speech on Death

Good morning. I am very pleased that you will be invited to make a speech to you here. I will tell you about the very important aspects of life We all have to face this day This is death If you do not know, I took my last precious days I am amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) of amyotrophic, ruthless nervous system. I do not have much time. Obviously, I will die soon. We are afraid of death being very common.

Speech of Blanche's death Blanche's death speech played an important role in the development of the drama "Tramway of desire". In the monologue, the tension between Blanche and Stella got the best, because she announced her feelings about Stella and Blanche got out of anger. Doing so, Blanche reveals more, including her unstable mental state, her emotional reaction to the loss of Berliff, and most importantly concerns about the subject of her death . One of Eugene O'Neill's characters began with a deep drama in 1924 and it was seen as an exciting and fresh new theme innovator. But perhaps one of the most controversial plays - perhaps the most famous theater era - is a tram called Tennessee Williams. And it was led by a change in the moral values ​​of the southern society. A story that was ruined

During the play we heard the best speech after Ophelia's death. After her death, she was regarded as an ideal woman. Ophelia is a dominated woman and she is fully dominated by her society. At the beginning of the script, when she learned that Hamlet was entertained without confirmation of her parents, her potential interception was dazzling, but the double voice of the patriarch of Polonius and Ruthes was very It was silenced soon, she told her that she is simple and inappropriate for her behavior (Das, 2012: 39). Polonius and Laertes warned her about wisdom, morals, and behavior, as Ophelia believes that the innocence must be warned. I think Polonius and Laertes are trying to protect Ophelia, but in fact they are trying to protect the reputation of their families. I only know how male society shapes her fate