that she wants to live and there is nothing that Blanche can do to get Stella to leave the life that she is living now. That is how Stella is a victim in this play and not a victor.Finally, Mitch is a character in this play that is also a victim. Mitch is one of Stanleys friends. They always play poker together. Mitch also gets together with Blanche sometime during the play. This poses a problem because Stanley doesnt like Blanche very much and he doesnt want his friend to get involved with her because Stanley knows that Blanche is just trouble and she is not worth his time. However, Mitch doesnt really care what Stanley has to say because he really likes Blanche and he really wants to be with her. Mitch also has a very sick mother and she wants more than anything before she dies, to see her son settled and happy. Mitch wants to make his mother happy and he thinks that he has found the perfect wife in Blanche. The two of them grow close and there is even talk that Mitch was going to ask Blanche to marry him, until he hears the stories about her life that she used to have in Laurel, and he doesnt want to be involved with someone who is like that. Blanche plays around with Mitch a lot. Mitch is very nave and Blanche knows what buttons to press on him to make it seem like she is really a sweet and innocent person, when in actuality she is a very manipulative person. Mitch just doesnt know what is going on until it is too late. Blanche lied to him so much that when he finds out the truth about her, he is just so disgusted by her behavior. That is how Mitch is a victim in the play.In conclusion, you can see how each of the four characters is ultimately a victim in this play. They may seem like the victors at times, but in the end they are all victims. Between the four characters there was a lot of manipulation and lying going on. Each individual character was trying to be the best out of everyone and come out as the victor....
