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Explain something a character does in Scene 2-3 that teaches us something new about them, something we didn’t know in Scene 1?

Scenes 2 and 3 show a different side of Stanley. He is seen as a macho Polack, that gets around with all the women. We see this when he comes home from bowling and takes off his shirt, he seems to flirt with Blanche, Stellas sister. Stanley also seems to have a problem with his anger. He is mad when Blanches crate of nice clothes comes in, he sees that they are worth a lot and wonders if they are from the money from the house lost in Belle Reeve. In scene 3 he plays poker with his friends and throws a fit because Stella turns on the radio. He gets up and slaps her and also throws the radio. Later on that night he also yells back for Stella, which shows that he can be caring and forgiving.