A brief opinion piece on the current rights of the rich and their supposed superiority over the judicial system. Are they better than other criminals just because they’re wealthy, or are they worse? Do they think twice as they pay others to commit their dirty work?

In Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Tennessee Williams compares and critiques both femininity and masculinity, discussing the constraints that both genders hold, especially in the South. We discuss these constraints and how each character affects these perceived conceptions.