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The Glass Menagerie are particularly unique .Jim , who is most passionate aboutthe newest advances in radio and television for the heightening of his career , has no interest in marrying someone as unchanging and shy as Laura As a result , de abandons ber and leaves the Wingfields in total 9 devastation Final with Tom's obsession with movies and the better lives be sees in them , dis eventual abandonment of his family is derived from the alternative die's allure Thin Corfend Throughout the novel words and images are displayed on a screen behind the actors .Others have praised it for its irony , but has been virtually eliminated from every presentation of the play for s inefficacy of adding any depth or meaning to the playThis leads to his abandonment of his family and the subsequent devastation left behind .

The Glass Menagerie are particularly unique . The use of technology's advancement represents the outside world . Mr. Wingfield with his telephone company fell in love the long distances he could only hear and not see . This leads to his abandonment of his family and the subsequent devastation left behind . Jim , who is most passionate aboutthe newest advances in radio and television for the heightening of his career , has no interest in marrying someone as unchanging and shy as Laura As a result , de abandons ber and leaves the Wingfields in total 9 devastation Final with Tom's obsession with movies and the better lives be sees in them , dis eventual abandonment of his family is derived from the alternative die's allure Thin Corfend Throughout the novel words and images are displayed on a screen behind the actors . This screen is used to emphasize a certain point such as a phrase , a word or a symbol that should be given extra attention Sometimes the screen will reflect whatever is on the character's mind , such as a recollection of an important event in the past or a Bonsy playing out in their minds Other times it is just a simple phrase describing a character on the screen . In any instance , the use of the screen is especially unique but has often been criticized for its pretension or its condescension . Others have praised it for its irony , but has been virtually eliminated from every presentation of the play for s inefficacy of adding any depth or meaning to the play