Which line from The Glass Menagerie leaves matters uncertain about Amanda for readers? AMANDA: "This is the dress in which I led the cotillion, won the cakewalk twice at Sunset Hill, wore one spring to the Governor's ball in Jackson!"

AMANDA: "To vary that old, old saying a little bit—I married no planter! I married a man who worked for the telephone company!...A telephone man who—fell in love with long distance!—Now he travels and I don't even know where!—"

AMANDA: "Oh, I can see the handwriting on the wall as plain as I see the nose in front of my face! It's terrifying! More and more you remind me of your father! He was out all hours without explanation!"

AMANDA: "What right have you got to jeopardize your job—jeopardize the security of us all? How do you think we'd manage if you were—"