A lot of people have dreams in this world. But In the book The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, all of the characters in the book have dreams. But one character in particular really works to achieve his dream, that character is Jim. Jim tells about his dream to Laura in Scene 7, telling her that he wants to be in the future of TV. He says this when Laura first meets Jim, “I believe in the future of television!”.
Purposes of dreams are different for each person you ask, personally I call dreams a land marker of something you like to do. For example, like playing an instrument in your favorite band, or getting an A on the test that you studied a lot for. Someones dream can be whatever they really want it to be. It could be as simple as working the night shift at Taco Bell, to being a cowboy in space. It really could be as unrealistic as you want it to be. I usually like to somehow celebrate when my dream, or someone else’s dream comes true, or support them when they fail.
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He also is making connections in the industry of radio and future TV. He says this in the story when Laura and him are talking about if they went to school or not. Laura says she dropped out of business school, Jim then replies with, “My interest happens to lie in electrodynamics. I’m taking a course in radio engineering at night school.” I also know that Jim is going to a public speaking class, I know this because Jim replies to Amanda asking what he studies, he says “Radio engineering and public