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Plays consist mostly of talking". In light of this statement consider the extent to which dialogue and monologue are used to advance the principle themes of the Glass menagerie. - GCSE English -
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Tom's closing speech in The Glass Menagerie - GCSE English - Marked by Teachers.com
The Glass Menagerie Characters and Themes. Characters Tom Wingfield... The narrator and a character in the play. He works at a shoe warehouse, but has. - ppt download
Plays consist mostly of talking". In light of this statement consider the extent to which dialogue and monologue are used to advance the principle themes of the Glass menagerie. - GCSE English -
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