Tom Wingfield is restless and frustrated

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Tom Wingfield is a discontented young man in Tennessee Williams' play "The Glass Menagerie," torn between his obligations to his family and his desire to escape his stifling life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
addiction alcohol
age young man
appearsIn The Glass Menagerie NERFINISHED
appearsInAct Act I
Act II NERFINISHED
Act III NERFINISHED
basedOn Tennessee Williams himself NERFINISHED
conflict desire for personal freedom
duty to his family
creator Tennessee Williams NERFINISHED
desires adventure
artistic freedom
escape from his family obligations
dramaticRole anti-hero
protagonist
emotion frustrated
guilty
resentful
restless
trapped
familyName Wingfield NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Tom NERFINISHED
habit going to the movies frequently
language English
leaves his family at the end of the play
literaryEra 20th-century American drama
literaryWorkGenre memory play
medium stage
mother Amanda Wingfield NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction filters events through memory
narrativeRole first-person narrator
narratorOf The Glass Menagerie NERFINISHED
nationality American
occupation warehouse worker
relationshipToAbsentFather resentment GENERATED
relationshipToAmandaWingfield conflicted GENERATED
relationshipToLauraWingfield protective GENERATED
residence St. Louis NERFINISHED
responsibility financial support of his family
roleInFamily breadwinner
settingOfActions St. Louis apartment
sibling Laura Wingfield NERFINISHED
symbolizes the struggle between responsibility and self-fulfillment
themeAssociation escape
family obligation
memory
timePeriod Great Depression NERFINISHED

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The Glass Menagerie (stage) characterTrait Tom Wingfield is restless and frustrated
subject surface form: The Glass Menagerie