Examining the Dichotomy of Blanche and Stanley: Old South vs. New South

Dec 15, 2025

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This analysis explores the stark contrast between Blanche and Stanley, emblematic of the Old South and New South. Blanche embodies romance, artistry, and a refined language filled with poetic symbolism, yet struggles with the brutality of reality. In contrast, Stanley represents the unrefined, direct nature of the new era, characterized by coarse behavior and straightforwardness. Through their interactions, we uncover Blanche's sensitivity to character and Stanley's raw honesty, revealing deeper truths about their personalities and societal roles.

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Examining the Dichotomy of Blanche and Stanley: Old South vs. New South

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possible purposes To highlight further the difference between Blanche and Stanley (old south and new south) To bring out characteristics of Blanche and Stanley
Characteristics of Blanche: • Her love of poetry, and romance. Conversely she cannot tolerate coarse, uncouth behaviour • She has insights and perception into character. • She tends to express herself in eloquent language, with poetic symbolism, using imaginative expressions and exaggeration.
Characteristics of Stanley • He is coarse and unrefined both in speech and actions (however, point out that these are exaggerated by Blanche as she is prone to express herself through metaphors and other imagery. However there is more than a grain of truth in what Blanche says)