" In this work, two consecutive acts end with a mother addressing increasingly frantic monologues to her daughter, who stares at her in silence.
A man in this work says his ancestors thought "Life was a dying. Being born was starting to die. Death was being born," remembering how he was haunted by a white meeting-house that he calls a "temple of death." In this work, two consecutive acts end with a mother addressing increasingly frantic monologues to her daughter, who stares at her in silence. Many characters in this work are described as having faces that resemble life-like masks in repose, which a carpenter identi3es as the family look. In this work, a woman screams when she sees a medicine box placed on her husband's displayed corpse, a7ter which the son of the Canuck nurse girl Marie Brantome is murdered aboard his docked clipper, the "Flying Trades." In this work, Captain Adam Brant conspires with Christine to murder her husband, the homecoming Civil War general Ezra Mannon. For 10 points, name this trilogy of plays, a reimagining of the Oresteia by Eugene O'Neill.
A man in this work says his ancestors thought "Life was a dying.
Mourning Becomes Electra [prompt on The Homecoming; prompt on The Hunted; prompt on The Haunted]