One character in this play mentors the brilliant biologist Preston after establishing a research station in Antigua.
One character in this play mentors the brilliant biologist Preston after establishing a research station in Antigua. In its penultimate act, Madeline Arnold watches her fiance win a yacht race. This play's main female character has an abortion after learning of the hereditary insanity running through her husband's family, and is devastated by the death of her fiancee Gordon Shaw in World War I. The main characters of this play speak their thoughts aloud in short soliloquies. It ends with Charlie Marsden marrying a woman who conceives a child with Dr. Ned Darrell instead of Sam Evans. For 10 points, name this play about Nina Leeds, a work by Eugene O'Neill named for the interval between the past and the future.
One character in this play mentors the brilliant biologist Preston after establishing a research station in Antigua.
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