The protagonist is rendered perpetually an "awkward little virgin" after her intended dies in a plane crash; she rightly blames her father for this.
The protagonist is rendered perpetually an "awkward little virgin" after her intended dies in a plane crash; she rightly blames her father for this. However, she does eventually get over his death and marries Sam Evans, has an affair with Dr. Darrel, and marries a childhood admirer. For ten points, name this play that revolves around the life of Nina Leeds; a nine-act stream of consciousness work by Eugene O'Neill.
The protagonist is rendered perpetually an "awkward little virgin" after her intended dies in a plane crash; she rightly blames her father for this.
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