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Amanda has been desperately trying to help her adult daughter, Laura,
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I went to the typing instructor and introduced myself as your mother. She didn’t know who you
were. Wingfield, she said. We don’t have any such student enrolled at the school!
[...]
Oh! I felt so weak I could barely keep on my feet! I had to sit down while they got me a glass of water!
Fifty dollars’ tuition, all of our plans – my hopes and ambition for you – just gone up the spout,
just gone up the spout like that.
Tennessee Williams. The Glass Menagerie. Act 1, Scene 2.
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