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Introduction of books The Pulitzer Prize-winning film by Tennessee Williams, the master of modern American plays. The main character, Blanche Dubois of the fallen Southern aristocratic family, shows sensuously the extreme confrontation between those who are unable to grasp the reality between fantasy and reality and those who are seen as animals through symbolic stage settings and poetic lines. It was a huge hit with 855 consecutive performances, and Tennessee Williams won the Pulitzer Prize and the New York High Commissioner Award for Best Picture. A typical southern American white Blanche visits an area called Paradise in New Orleans in a streetcar named Desire after losing her mansion, "Beautiful Dream," and Belle Reeve, which has been living for generations in the family. But it's not "the paradise" that's dominated by Stanley, a man of only animal nature. Blanche, unable to break away from her dreamy past, slowly destroys herself by marrying Stanley and living with her younger sister Stella, who has adapted to reality. The suicide of a young husband and the series of deaths of his family members, his lost hometown and his efforts to overcome the hopeless past are repeatedly thwarted by Blanche's own sensitive temperament and the tyranny of reality. Blanche and Stanley are sharply divided over Stella, who wants to forget about the past glory and think only about the present, and the conflict between them is heading toward extremes. Blanche, who has completely let go of Stanley's violence, heads to a mental hospital with her brother Stella and Stanley, who has destroyed herself, and people around her who only see her as an abnormal person.