FTP, name this semi-autobiographical play by Eugene O'Neill.
In the climactic part of this play, Dowson, Swinburne and Baudelaire are all drunkenly quoted at length, while the sound of foghorns provides the primary metaphor of the last act. Off-stage characters include the cook Bridget and Dr. Hardy, who diagnoses Edmund's consumption.  Another symbol is the watering of the whiskey by the servant Cathleen and the dissipated son Jamie, while the mother, Mary, remembers her piano-playing days, shoots up with morphine and blames the death of Eugene on the acting career of her husband, James Tyrone.  FTP, name this semi-autobiographical play by Eugene O'Neill.
In the climactic part of this play, Dowson, Swinburne and Baudelaire are all drunkenly quoted at length, while the sound of foghorns provides the primary metaphor of the last act.
Long Day's Journey Into Night