The character Con Melody is a braggart in this man's More Stately Mansions and its predecessor, A Touch of the Poet, while the stoker Yank despairingly dies in the rough embrace of a gorilla in this man's The Hairy Ape.
The characters of Captain Keeney and Smitty both appear in this man's works Ile and The Moon of the Caribees. Driscoll's climactic, agonizing death is incommensurable with the routine of shipping life in this author's Bound East for Cardiff. The character Con Melody is a braggart in this man's More Stately Mansions and its predecessor, A Touch of the Poet, while the stoker Yank despairingly dies in the rough embrace of a gorilla in this man's The Hairy Ape. Perhaps better known for his work about Hickey's attempts to shatter the dreams of the drinkers of Harry Hope's saloon, FTP name this author of The Iceman Cometh and Long Day's Journey into Night.
The characters of Captain Keeney and Smitty both appear in this man's works Ile and The Moon of the Caribees.
Eugene {O’Neill}