At the end of this play, one character remembers being "so happy for a time" and praying to the Virgin while wearing her wedding dress.
At the end of this play, one character remembers being "so happy for a time" and praying to the Virgin while wearing her wedding dress. An insomniac in this play is sensitive about her swollen rheumatic hands and her husband's snoring.  Doc Hardy's competency is challenged in this play, in which a stingy character throws away his acting potential by only playing one role for most of his career. In this play, Jamie's difficulty finding work leads to chiding from his father James, and Edmund's tuberculosis is cause for concern for Mary, who is addicted to morphine. For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical play about the Tyrone family, by Eugene O'Neill.
At the end of this play, one character remembers being "so happy for a time" and praying to the Virgin while wearing her wedding dress.
Long Day's Journey into Night 