One character of this work quotes Baudelaire in mocking his father, prompting that father to call Dante Gabriel Rosetti a "dope fiend."  One character notes that despite eating less, she is gaining weight, and calls her son "my Frankenstein."  Another character tells a comic anecdote concerning the tenant Shaughnessy, while his mom chews out her husband for hiring Doc Hardy to take care of a consumptive son.  The servant 
One character of this work quotes Baudelaire in mocking his father, prompting that father to call Dante Gabriel Rosetti a "dope fiend."  One character notes that despite eating less, she is gaining weight, and calls her son "my Frankenstein."  Another character tells a comic anecdote concerning the tenant Shaughnessy, while his mom chews out her husband for hiring Doc Hardy to take care of a consumptive son.  The servant Cathleen takes care of Jamie, an alcoholic whom the protagonist calls a "waste."  Confessing that she dreamed of being a nun, Mary tries to fight off a morphine addiction.  FTP name this Eugene O'Neill play about a dysfunctional family led by James Tyrone.
One character of this work quotes Baudelaire in mocking his father, prompting that father to call Dante Gabriel Rosetti a "dope fiend."  
{Long Day’s Journey into Night}