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PART A: Though not physically present in the play, Mr. Wingfield is an important
figure in the play.

How does he affect Tom?

A. Tom wishes his father would return, lifting Tom's burdens.

B. Tom wishes he could escape like his father did.

C. Tom hates his father and cannot come to terms with it.

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ProfChris1

Mr. Wingfield, an important figure in the play, actually affects Tom in the following way: B. Tom wishes he could escape like his father did.

This question is related to Glass Menagerie.

What is Glass Menagerie?

Glass Menagerie refers to a play that was written by Tennessee Williams. It's a play that actually have strong autobiographical elements. The play premiered in 1944. The story talks about Tom Wingfield who was left with his mother, Amanda and his sister, Laura.

We can see that Tom was affected by his father because at a point, Tom wished to escape like his father.

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