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The second Tyrone child who died in infancy was named:

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Earlier in life, Tyrone was a:

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The Tyrone family ancestry originates in:

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As a young girl, one of Mary's dreams was to be:

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Edmund is inflicted with:

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Mary is addicted to what drug?

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The Tyrone's servant is named:

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Mary's father died of:

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Tyrone's career as an actor ran dry when he:

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Other plays by Eugene O'Neill include:

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Long Day's Journey into Night is best described as:

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Long Day's Journey into Night was published:

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Tyrone maintains that the only literature worth reading is:

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Tyrone and Mary, in terms of religion, are:

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Structurally, the play is centered around:

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Tyrone has a strong obsession with:

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Mary met Tyrone when:

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When in town late during the night in Act IV, Jamie:

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Long Day's Journey into Night is one of O'Neill's:

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At the end of the play, Edmund:

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The second O'Neill child who died in infancy died:

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Tyrone's father:

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The name of the doctor who diagnoses Edmund is:

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Eugene O'Neill was born in:

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During Act IV, the Tyrone men hear Mary:

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