In Act II, we meet Marthy Owen, the companion of a man who says "Skoal" before he drinks, speaks with a heavy Swedish accent, and who is the father of the title character.
In the final section one of this work's central characters has committed to going to Cape Town aboard the Londonderry. In Act II we meet the title character's future spouse, thanks to the Simeon Winthrop coming to the rescue. In Act II, we meet Marthy Owen, the companion of a man who says "Skoal" before he drinks, speaks with a heavy Swedish accent, and who is the father of the title character. We learn that the title character was living with relatives in Minnesota and briefly worked as a prostitute, much to the chagrin of Mat Burke. FTP, name this Eugene O'Neill play about the titular daughter of Chris Christopherson.
In the final section one of this work's central characters has committed to going to Cape Town aboard the Londonderry.
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