In this play, the unseen Shaughnessy and Harker are in a dispute over pigs trespassing into an ice pond.
In this play, the unseen Shaughnessy and Harker are in a dispute over pigs trespassing into an ice pond. One character in this play blames another's time spent in second-rate hotels for the fact that he has no sense of how to make a real home. There is speculation in this play as to whether one character was walking the halls at night because a foghorn kept her up, or because she was visiting the spare room. In this last act of this play, one character performs a Chopin waltz after bringing her wedding dress down from the attic. That character in this play is self-conscious about her rheumatic hands and rants that Doctor Hardy is a cheap quack. In this play, Edmund is diagnosed with consumption while his mother Mary relapses into morphine addiction. For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical play about the collapse of the Tyrone family by Eugene O'Neill.
In this play, the unseen Shaughnessy and Harker are in a dispute over pigs trespassing into an ice pond.
Long Day\'s Journey into Night