However, this sudden desire also leads to her other desire to preserve her youth. Blanche pursues to be with the young men because having sexual relations with younger men makes her feel more youthful which exemplifies further her attempts to recapture her youth. As you see her in Scene Five, when Blanche approaches the young man and says “Well you do, honey lamb! Come here. I want to kiss you, just once, softly and sweetly on your mouth!” Seeing this inappropriately sexual and mystic side of Blanche, it showcases her lust for attention from young men. Blanche’s dependence on sex is also recognized ironically by her last line in Scene Eleven: “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.” Blanche has also used the word strangers in a conversation with Mitch in Scene Nine when she told him; “I had many intimacies with strangers. After the death of Allan—intimacies with strangers was all I seemed able to fill my empty heart with." Those lines go to show that Blanche confides to strangers for comfort though the only way she knows how to connect with them is through sexual