Illusion_Vs._Reality_In_Glass_Menagerie

Illusion Vs. Reality In Glass Menagerie Illusion versus Reality in The Glass Menagerie How well a reader can identify with a piece of literature depends on his ability to associate with the ideas and characters presented to him. Williams “Glass Menagerie” provides many means in which the reader may identify with the work. Relating to the reader is necessary to grasp what the author is trying to express. One way in which a reader may relate to this piece is through the presences of illusions and reality. Each of the characters are living in their own illusions verses the reality. The characters do this in a way that they do not have to face the imperfections of their lives. The consequence of this illusion is that they will never truly be happy. One may find it more appealing to live life in an illusion than to face reality. The reader can relate to a living illusion, especially since as readers, one is part of a life/story that is not their own, during the time they read they are in sense living in an illusion. Living in an illusion can be very appealing to one, since it gives you somewhat of an reality, illusion, one, laura, characters, realistic, play, world, reader, jim, glass, williams, very, tom, life, illusions, although, perhaps, without, truth, time, seems, own, much, living, idea, however, gives, figurines, fact, class, almost, wingfields, way, versus