At the play's end, Nat is finally reconciled with his son Richard.  
The main character quotes passages from authors considered to be "racy" and avant-garde as family members gather to celebrate the Fourth of July.  This drama's climax occurs in Act III when the main character goes to a saloon with his brother's friend and resists the overtures of the prostitute Belle.  The main character is eventually reunited with his love Muriel McComber after some help from Uncle Sid.  At the play's end, Nat is finally reconciled with his son Richard.  FTP, identify this play centering on the Miller family, the only comedy by Eugene O'Neill.
The main character quotes passages from authors considered to be "racy" and avant-garde as family members gather to celebrate the Fourth of July.  
Ah! Wilderness