One character in this work quotes from Nietzsche that "God is dead" upon learning that his father's prayers have done no good. Another character relates the tale of his adventures with the prostitute Fat Violet, and in an earlier scene he tries not to be seen trimming the front hedge. Another character reminisces about her dreams of becoming a concert pianist while alone with the drunken Cathleen, and that character at one point claims she enjoys the fog yet is immensely troubled by the sound of the foghorn. Jamie claims that Dr. Hardy is a quack who would send Edmund to a third-rate sanatorium, and Mary battles morphine addiction in, FTP, what Eugene O'Neill play which chronicles the internal struggle of the Tyrone family?
One character in this work quotes from Nietzsche that "God is dead" upon learning that his father's prayers have done no good. Another character relates the tale of his adventures with the prostitute Fat Violet, and in an earlier scene he tries not to be seen trimming the front hedge. Another character reminisces about her dreams of becoming a concert pianist while alone with the drunken Cathleen, and that character at one point claims she enjoys the fog yet is immensely troubled by the sound of the foghorn. Jamie claims that Dr. Hardy is a quack who would send Edmund to a third-rate sanatorium, and Mary battles morphine addiction in, FTP, what Eugene O'Neill play which chronicles the internal struggle of the Tyrone family?
One character in this work quotes from Nietzsche that "God is dead" upon learning that his father's prayers have done no good.
{Long Day’s Journey Into Night}