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,
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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