Every time one character goes upstairs, she injects morphine.
A character in this play reflects that she had two dreams: to become a nun, and to become a professional pianist. Symbols in this play include whiskey which is continually becoming more dilute, and a constantly blaring foghorn. A penny-pinching character in this play was typecast as a Shakespearean actor, so he can't find a job. The servant Cathleen and the quack Doc Hardy are minor characters in this work. Every time one character goes upstairs, she injects morphine. At this play's end, Edmund announces he has tuberculosis to his mother, Mary Tyrone. For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical play by Eugene O'Neill.
A character in this play reflects that she had two dreams: to become a nun, and to become a professional pianist.
Long Day's Journey Into Night