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The Night of the Iguana Quotes

I don’t mean what other people mean when they speak of a home, because I don’t regard a home as a … well, as a place, a building … a house … of wood, bricks, stone. I think of a home as being a thing that two people have between them in which each can … well, nest.

Source:(New Directions, ed. 1961), Act Three, Page 108
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  • Book: The Night of the Iguana
  • Writer: Tennessee Williams
  • Genre: Plays, Drama
  • Published: 1961
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