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…protagonists whom the viewer/reader can relate to. One key theme addressed in both M*A*S*H and The Wars, is that of a newcomer being thrust into close confines with complete strangers and being forced to create strong relationships in a relatively short period…

…that does not belong to you? " No tribe has the right to sell, even to each other, much less to strangers.... Sell a country! Why not sell the air, the great sea, as well as the earth? Didn't the Great Spirit make them all for the use of his children?" From…

…, Thomas J and Carlie hated being moved around like pinballs. They didn't want to open up to each other at that stage it would be like opening up to a stranger. The first stage of neglect and abuse is clearly the most challenging stage that the children…

…on Stanley to bring in money and for satisfaction. Blanche has depended on men all her life, especially after her husband died. She says that she has "always depended on the kindness of strangers." <Tab/>Both plays also deal with the theme…

…off. I am not saying that I am not like that. But! There is a big difference, because when I do stereotype it is with my friends and not to strangers. And also my friends know that I am just joking with them. How do they know? Good question. The way…

…these years with was all but a stranger and there is no longer a common ideology for this stage in the relationship. There aren't guidelines set forth by a trend. <Tab/>To stay together would entail learning their partner all over again. The years…

…of electronic communication. In fact, it is suspected that after discussing their evening plans, it is known that several children have disappeared. Naturally, due to all the unreined "chatting" with strangers on the internet, there have been cases of stalkers…

…to their mother leaving the room in their own home would be different to a mother leaving the room in a stranger's home. Gathering information on why infants cry, the researcher chooses to study a large group of infants rather than an individual infant. For instance…

…. Bertha's mirror reflected only the image of innocence and blind happiness! Thirty years facing this world, Bertha and reality were two strangers who lived together never realizing it. Sometimes the innocence or purity may only correspond to one aspect…

…companionship and protection in the arms of strangers. And she has never recovered from her tragic and consuming love for her first husband. Blanche is in need of a defender. But in New Orleans, she will find instead the predatory and merciless Stanley.…