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Amanda Wingfield, a faded southern belle, desires nothing more than
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Start: Amanda: Son, will you do me a favor?
Tom: What?
Amanda: Comb your hair! You look so pretty when your hair is combed!
End: Amanda: Now, darling, wish!
Laura: What shall I wish for, mother?
Amanda: Happiness! Good fortune!
Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie New York: New Directions, 1999. pp.38-49.
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