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When I read this poem I took it as a eulogy for a lover. He writes WE so the end of roving might come from either partner.. The repeated "be still", words to comfort someone passing. The second stanza is a musing lament on mortality, his own and this partner's and all of us.

A greatly helping video! You explained it really well man! It helped a lot❤❤

14:36 How can we compare Blanche's state of mind in Sc 3 when Stella cautions her, "Hey Blanche, you're standing in the light."

I love love LOVE the work you've done and shared with us! I'm not a student - just a fan of the play and film. I love tthe thought-provoking details you share, - Happy subscriber! :)

Hi! Can you do a character analysis on Stanley and Blanche if possible?

I have just done a specific video on the symbolic importance of the paper lantern here: ua-cam.com/video/K6FNfEI2aMo/v-deo.html

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This video is SOOO Helpful, I have been trying to find some videos on streetcar for so long and have finally found a really good one, THANK YOU!

Hi can you please guide me about important poems and questions regarding Poetry anthology

Thank you! This is really helpful for my exam

Suh an amazing poem analysis, your helping people get grade 9's, I hope you know that! :)

Super helpful!

MY GCSE THIS MORNING IF THIS COMES UP THEN U HAVE SAVED ME ❤

Great topic. More Byron's poems if you can!!!

i am no longer an english student, i study theatre. However sometimes i study random texts memorise quotes and watch revision videos. kinda like a rescued marooned surviver sleeping on the floor for comfort.

Could you do some predictions for all the literature questions??

Very detailed, thanks

Great topic for Lord Byron

Thank you! I realized watching this video lecture how much I've missed not studying the liberal arts in college. I studied accounting, business and law. My wife of 38+ years studied liberal arts and often wonders how I ever earned college degree and doctorate without any liberal arts. Now that I'm retired, I'm starting to study arts and literature to learn what I've been missing.

Please could you do the rest of the romantic poems ? This is rlly helpful and I don’t have much material … would mean a lot

If I may ask, why is the ending interpretation still that Byron might rove again? I was suspecting that Byron would give up roving for good due to the reflective tone of the poem.

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Great analysis, love the vid!

It really helped me understand this, thank you so much for this video

thank you! i couldnt find much resources on this poem and this really helped. keep it up

Hi could you please do more videos on Streetcar 🙏

Thank you so much for this

Thank you very much for your analysis

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Im watching all these analytical videos for English classes. I'm wondering to myself if Tennessee Williams himself had thought of all these things and was trying to convey all these deeply dissected ideas while writing it. Or if he was just writing a fictional story with characters that happened to possess traits that reflect those of his own family and surroundings.

Great insight , thank you 👍

Excellent analysis - thank you!

Stella fem. proper name, from Latin stella "star" (see star (n.)).

Stella was the real star.. stairs represent rising up to the stars. All the psychopaths being removed out of her life.

Stella eventually wakes up to the narcissist around her.

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It was so helpful please make videos on other poems

Yes, 💯 HE STARTS OUT WITH PHYSICAL BEAUTY , BUT GOES MUCH MUCH MORE DEEPER ❤️😍🥰🎶🎧🎶 IT'S LIKE A SONG.6/6/2023

Good job ♥️

This video has helped me so much! I have my A Level exam on the play in three days and I have struggled so hard with what to say about Stella other than she is passive. Thank you so much!

do you have any predictions for the 2023 exams for poetry?

i have my exam in a couple of weeks and this is incredibly useful. thank you !

A very comprehensive explanation of the poem. Thanks alot. It's really helping 🌹

Thank you so much

A Streetcar Named Desire is a life and death story. All the other poetic and tragic elements, need for love, etc, are tributaries to Blanche's need for survival and Stanley's obvious PTSD and survival of the 2nd World War, and Stella's need to run away from all the deaths of Belle Reeve, collide over the few months which they live together in a cramped world which is "Red hot." The more that one sees Blanche as an alcoholic trying to kill pain and find magic, Stanley wanting his world to be unrefined after the war, makes Stella the true protagonist between the two forces. Brutality wins and Blanche is driven into madness which was calling at the door throughout the play or on the phone metaphorically. The plays reflect current times.

Thank you for breaking down the character of Stella, her motivations and direction are just as interesting as Blanch

I love this poem it's so very beautiful

Thank you! Could you do more of these on other characters like Stanley?