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The reason why stanley raped blanched in the closing of scene 10 can be contributed to multiple factors. First, Stanley was drunk that day and his judgment might not be as sharp as usual. Second, Stanly wanted to get revenge on Blanche for insulting him both behind his back and directly at him. Finally, Stanley wants to portray his power and dominance over Blanche to reinforce their power dynamic(Stanley > Blanche). Overall, this action ties into the overarching theme of cruelty and Stanley being an animal.

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Reason why Stanley rape blanch in scene 10 in the streetcar desire.

In scene 10, Stanley was not in a good position because he’s drunk and he used his power and strength to control blanch making it easy for him to rape blanch. Blanch was also not in a good condition as well because of her feelings and mood.

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I believe Stanley did what he did in scene 10 because he believes that with the baby Stella won’t be able to take Blanche’s side anymore. Moreover, he may think that Blanche is breaking down to the point that if he gives her the final push she would leave his house immediately.

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Stanley and Blanche were having a tense conversation and stanley asserted his dominance and control by actions that symbolized rape of Blanche. Firstly, I believe they were driven by stanley’s  hatred towards blanche since they first met, so I think it was for him to get back his revenge.  Secondly, stanley often felt that his masculinity was threatened by Blanche’s presence, therefore, it was his way of showing his overpowering dominance.

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He did it because he had enough with blanche. Blanche had been messing with his dominance in the family and over the territory. As in men’s nature, they will show aggression when they get messed up. Blache also interfered with the couple (stanley and stella)’s dynamic, encouraging Stella to stand up against Stanley and leave him. He didn’t do it because he fancied Blanche. He wanted to make Blanche regret everything, including her arrival at Elysian field.

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I think the reason why Stanley do what he does at the close of scene 10 is because he wants to show Blanche that he has more power and strength. Plus, he hates Blanche since they first met, and right now Blanche is being unusual and broken. Thus, Stanley might think that it is easy to do anything to her as a revenge.

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I think that Stanley raped Blanche primarily because her fear and vulnerability, as she tried to protect herself with lies during their tense conversation, evoked his violent sexual desires. These desires are evident throughout the play, particularly in his interactions with Stella, his pregnant wife. Also, Blanche’s fear in Scene 10 not only triggers Stanley’s predatory instincts, he is frequently characterized as an animal, but also becomes his final opportunity to assert power over her, fulfilling his desire for dominance.

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As Stanley has an argument with Blanche since the first met, he can do everything he wants to defeated Blanche. In the last part of scene 10 Blanche has mental breakdown as she know that her secret leak out. He has been holding his hate toward Blanche for very long time, and this is a perfect time for him, no Stella and Blanche is in mental fragile. In addition, he use this method(sex) because he already obsessed with having one.

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In “The Streetcar” by the author Tennessee Williams. At the end of scene 10, Stanley’s action show is that he’s full of anger and uncontrollable. Blanche provokes Stanley again and again, making him feel disrespected in his own house. At this point, Blanche is at her lowest point in the story. Stanley takes advantage of her weakness, showing that he overpowered her. His actions reflect his cruelty and toxic power that have been building between them since the start of the story.

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In “A Streetcar Named Desire,” by Tennessee William, Stanley’s action in forcefully harming and sexually assaulting Blanche despite her ineffective self-defense in scene 10 has been influenced by a mixture of both revenge and drunkenness. Certainly, Stanley has been mistreated by Blanche even dating back to scene 4. “He acts like an animal, has an animal’s habit!” is what was gossiped by Blanche in page 74 while Stanley was overhearing the conversation with a grin on his face. Although a small verbal gossip is never a moral justification for sexual violence, Stanley’s distorted view on gender role, further exemplified by his animalistic behavior, has led to him feeling the need to impose revenge on Blanche. Here, he believes that simply exposing her past life and crushing her mentally is still not enough, hence why he crushed her physically as well. Secondly, it is stated that Stanley is drunk and has just celebrated after Stella has been deported to the hospital to give birth to their new born child. A state of drunkenness is scientifically proven to hinder one’s ability to think rationally and incentivize their action to be based on desire. As Stanley has undeniably been a person whose desire is to sexualize and objectify women for the entirety of this book — “He sizes women at a glance” — it is therefore no surprise that Stanley feels satisfaction from sexually devouring a person who has expressed nothing but hidden hatred on him.

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I think Stanley wanted to show that he had more power and was superior to Blanche. He also had always been irritated by the insults about him being barbaric that Blanche always mentioned. Due to this reason, he expressed all of his anger by doing the act that portrayed his cruelty in the condition where he merely had consciousness.

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At the end of scene 10 Stanley completely destroys Blanche’s imaginary and rapes her to shows his dominance and forces Blanche to go out of his territory. Stanley is the only one who didn’t fall into Blanche’s lie, instead he sees it as a game. After he found all Blanche’s secrets, Stanley enjoyed his victory by oppressing Blanche. The other reason is he wants Blanche to leave his family home to protect Stella and his newborn son because he thinks that Blanche's existence is a contaminant for his family life.

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Stanley rapes Blanche towards the conclusion of scene 10. His actions may be contributed by many factors and situation the two is in such as both of them being intoxicated which likely effects Blanche’s and Stanley’s actions. Another reason why Stanley may have done this as in payback to what Blanche for looking down upon him, showing Blanche who is in charge of the house playing into the story’s repeating subject of power and gender dynamics. His actions is the crescendo of the recurring themes within the story which are cruelty, power dynamics, and Stanley’s animalistic nature.

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He shows his dominance through aggressive phrases and violent actions. When the dominance in power dynamics of Stanley and his masculinity was invaded by Blanche characters, the rape is to manifest his power while Blanche was vulnerable and hurt .