The Glass Menagerie : Amanda Wingfield's Illusions Over Reality

Amanda Wingfield, who was sent to The Glass Menagerie of The Tennessee Williams, was abandoned by her husband and lived in the alley in the center of the city and uninhabited. I have two children, Tom and Laura. During the Victorian Blue Mountains, Amanda's young people were far away from current poverty and uncertainty. As a single mother, Amanda is concerned about her care about the economic security of her family and the lack of her daughter's marriage prospects, so she lives her life by shaping her child's life We need to enrich it. Destructive fantasy, her son

Tennessee Williams's "Glass Zoo" is about fighting the harsh reality of characters. In this American memory drama made in 1945, Amanda Winfield was hidden in her life and lived in her life through her own fantasy. Amanda and her two children, Laura and Tom, lived in an apartment in St. Louis. The drama spreads between Wingfields and Jim, and Jim is the gentleman's sender. Meanwhile, Tom predicts that readers, characters, scenes, props and effects are not genuine. The purpose of these things is to act as a symbol of metaphor and reality. Because the scene is an illusion, Amanda also depends greatly on the use of illusions. This is very important for the drama as the depiction of Wingfields' Wingfields and how they see reality shows how far they are out of date. Thanks to her illusions Amanda saved her from the painful fact of patient life and freed her from the frenzy of life itself.

In the drama "Tennessee Williams' Glass Zoo", the character has many fantasies that hinder the face of real harshness. Such a character is her twenty-year-old children named Amanda Winfield and Tom and Laura. They all seem to be staring at the real world. I'm just looking at the way they want. They basically live on a perfect planet. Overall, fantasy plays an important role in the drama "glass zoo".