In the end of the play, Blanche thinks she’s going to the country but she is really going to a mental institution. They go outside and Blanche sees that a doctor and nurse are waiting for her. At first she fights the nurse, but the doctor calms her down and she begins to trust him and they leave. …show more content…
When Blanche and Stella get home from their night out, she meets Mitch and it doesn’t take long for her to begin pursing and frolic with him. In scene 2/3 Blanche flirts with Mitch, showing that she is feminine and sensual. She tried to make it seem harmless. They seem to really hit it off, and sexuality is the central reason of the relationship. However, Blanche and Mitch do not see one another as sexually as Stella and Stanley see each other. They want company and not to be lonely more than the