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Key Information

Show

A Moon for the Misbegotten

Show Type

Play

Characters

Josie Hogan Jim Tyrone, Jr.

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Dramatic

Length

Long

Time Period

Contemporary

Act/Scene

Act Two, Scene One

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Context

At this point in the play, Josie and Jim are alone on the farm. She

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Start: Josie: You’ll be taking a train back to your dear old Broadway tomorrow night, won’t you?

End: Jim: I came here asking for love--just for this one night, because I thought you loved me. Nuts. To hell with it.

O’Neill, Eugene. A Moon for the Misbegotten, Yale University Press, 1945, pp. 110-119.

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