Near the end of Act III, the title character claims "I can make it myselfÂ…one way or the other.
Near the end of Act III, the title character claims "I can make it myselfÂ…one way or the other. I'm my own boss. Put that in your pipe and smoke it!" Before working as a nurse girl in St. Paul, the main character of this work made money for her cousins; this lead's to much confrontation with her Swedish father throughout much of this work. At multiple points throughout this work, many characters sing of "Yosephine." The second act of this work begins with a heavy fog onstage, and its first act is set at a bar owned by Johnny the Priest in New York City. In its final act, Chris reconciles with his daughter, the title character, who promises to never be a prostitute again when she and Matt Burke reconcile before sailing off to South Africa. For 10 points, name this play by Eugene O'Neill.
Near the end of Act III, the title character claims "I can make it myselfÂ…one way or the other.
Anna Christie