Eliza Naumann is a fictional character from the play "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams. She is portrayed as a fragile and sensitive young woman who struggles with her social anxiety and the pressures of her family. Eliza is particularly attached to her collection of glass animals, which symbolize her delicate nature and desire for beauty in a harsh world. In the play, Eliza's relationship with her overbearing mother and her brother, Tom Wingfield, highlights her feelings of isolation and longing for connection. Her character represents the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and the impact of family dynamics on personal growth and self-identity.