The female lead in this play is described as having hands that are never still and that have an ugly crippled look. The play opens with her being complimented by her husband for gaining twenty pounds.
The female lead in this play is described as having hands that are never still and that have an ugly crippled look. The play opens with her being complimented by her husband for gaining twenty pounds. Only five characters appear in the play, and that includes a brief appearance by the maid Cathleen. The married couple's two sons are Jamie, who has a problem with alcohol, and Edmund, who has tuberculosis. Name this work about the Tyrone family by Eugene O'Neill.
The female lead in this play is described as having hands that are never still and that have an ugly crippled look.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night