Answer:
List of some of the basic inconsistencies in Blanche’s character are
1. She always wants to show off so as to be noticed by others;
2. She is a pathological liar;
3. Scene 4 points up Blanche as the definite outsider.
Explanation:
1. Blanche intentionally moves into the light when she is undressing so as to be noticed. This is a manifestation of Blanche's desire to be the center of attention, and her use of her body to attract attention prepares us for some of her later lurid escapades.
2. She lies to Mitch about her reason for visiting Stella and about her age. But as Blanche will later say, these are only little illusions that a woman must create.
3. Scene 4 points up Blanche as the definite outsider. In attempting to get Stella to see Stanley as a common and bestial person, she succeeds only in alienating herself from Stella.
A.
Bud has taken Todd's bed.
B.
Bud thinks Mrs. Amos loves Todd more than him.
C.
Todd sticks a Ticonderoga pencil up Bud's nose.
D.
Todd teases Bud for talking in his sleep.
Elizabethan costumes were elaborate
Which detail from the excerpt is important to the central idea?
400,000 people . . .
on this side of the river . . .
The span was so long . . .
cannot be confined . . .
Answer:
cannot be confined.
Explanation:
Answer:
Because they may claim that others are copying their ideas and such.
Why are the letter (from Bud's dad, to Bud's mom) and the calendar important to Bud
Bud does not find his father. The man he had believed to be his father, Herman E. Calloway, turns out, in fact, to be his grandfather.
When Herman finds out that Bud's mother was named Angela Janet Caldwell, he is inconsolable. Angela Janet was his daughter, whom he had loved very, very much. Herman, however, always had very high expectations of himself and everyone around him, and he was especially hard on his daughter, because he knew that "this is a hard world, especially for a Negro woman...she's got to be ready". Herman was determined that Angela Janet "was going to be the first Calloway to get schooling all the way through college so he thought he had to be strict on her, but he went overboard". He wanted the world for her, but "it was his dream, not hers...he never gave her time to pick it for herself". Angela Janet finally couldn't take her father's intractableness anymore, and ran off with one of the drummers in her father's band. This man, who never appears nor is named in the narrative, apparently is Bud's father.