When people have some slight disadvantage alike [ cosmos crippled], the cultivate other things to make up for it... (Amanda The Glass Menagerie) In the Glass Menagerie, each of the characters represent a characteristic of military personnel frailty in society. Each is searching to find on that point place in a world that seems so taboo of control.
        Before the story even begins it presents the title, The Glass Menagerie. Glass is fragile, and substantially broken. This image must play a key fraction in the story. Menagerie, the next key word is , A various(a) or miscellaneous group. Each of these characters then, and since we are dealing with the conditions of being human, must be a group of representatives of the frailty of humanity. Already, in the first place the story has even begun we are presented with this.
        Laura, who is the main character of the story, is the owner of this glass menagerie. She is the closely literal and straight ahead example of being fragile, in that she is extremely shy and skittish, and lives indoors of her own small and childish world. This is what usually comes to mind when bingle thinks of fragile, or someone who is emotionally unstable. In scene six, afterwards Jim asks Tom what is wrong with Laura he replies, Oh-with Laura? Laura is-terribly shy.
(481); a simple and most accurate summation of Laura personality. She is also crippled in the play. So not only is she emotionally frail, she is also physically. She depends heavily on being able to stay in her world, and is most plausibly to fail if she were to leave it. For instance, in scene 4, Laura slips after stepping effective out the door, saying, Im all right. I slipped, but Im all right.(pg 458) Here, her go physically represents how she falls mentally and...
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