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What is Tom Wingfield's main struggle in The Glass Menagerie?

AHe desires freedom but feels guilty for abandoning his family.

BHe seeks financial success to support his family's needs.

CHe wants to pursue his passion for acting despite family pressures.

DHe struggles with his feelings of isolation and loneliness in a new city.

Answer:

A. He desires freedom but feels guilty for abandoning his family.

Read Explanation:

  • Tom Wingfield, the narrator of The Glass Menagerie, is torn between his desire to escape his stifling home life and his sense of responsibility to his family, especially his mother, Amanda, and his sister, Laura.


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