One character notes that despite eating less, she is gaining weight, and calls her son "my Frankenstein."  
One character of this work quotes Baudelaire in mocking his father, prompting that father to call Dante Gabriel Rosetti a "dope fiend."  One character notes that despite eating less, she is gaining weight, and calls her son "my Frankenstein."  Another character tells a comic anecdote concerning the tenant Shaughnessy, while his mom chews out her husband for hiring Doc Hardy to take care of a consumptive son.  The servant Cathleen takes care of Jamie, an alcoholic whom the protagonist calls a "waste."  Confessing that she dreamed of being a nun, Mary tries to fight off a morphine addiction.  FTP name this Eugene O'Neill play about a dysfunctional family led by James Tyrone.
One character of this work quotes Baudelaire in mocking his father, prompting that father to call Dante Gabriel Rosetti a "dope fiend."  
{Long Day’s Journey into Night}