by Eugene O'Neill
A nightmare of the wasted lives of alcoholics who fear life and love drink so much that they can't even leave their bar. Makes me glad I find the taste of alcohol unpleasant.The format and the progression of this play is generally similar to Long Day's Journey Into Night, although with about three t...
It's all in de game. (Cora, Act V)It's all in the game.All in the game, yo.
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Though much of it feels contrived now, I can't help but think that's only because of when I watched it and I refuse to fault a book or play for its context. Otherwise, it's pretty great. It's hard to see how it could ever become irrelevant.
This edition has a great Forward by [a:Harold Bloom|236|Harold Bloom|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1212940902p2/236.jpg]. Honestly, I'm not a big Harold Bloom fan, but I learned a great deal about The Iceman Cometh by reading his commentary. It's worth investing the ten or fifteen minutes i...
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