This play's protagonist involves herself in several promiscuous relationships because her father had forbidden her to marry her one true love, Gordon Shaw, who died in World War I without spending one night with her.
This play's protagonist involves herself in several promiscuous relationships because her father had forbidden her to marry her one true love, Gordon Shaw, who died in World War I without spending one night with her. Eventually she  decides to marry Sam Evans, but because he has a history of insanity in his family she bears the son of another man, Edmund Darrell, with whom she has an ongoing affair. This is, for 10 points, a summary of Nina Leeds' affairs in what unusually named play by Eugene O'Neill?
This play's protagonist involves herself in several promiscuous relationships because her father had forbidden her to marry her one true love, Gordon Shaw, who died in World War I without spending one night with her.
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