Premium Content Ephiphanies in "Long Day's Journey into Night"
By Kim Harrison - September 19, 2005
While the word "epiphany" suggests positive enlightenment, it is only negative in Eugene O'Neill's disturbing "Long Day's Journey into Night." Each family member undergoes a bitter revelation within the course of only twenty-four hours. Through self-examination, the four family members all finally grasp the causes of their sorry lives.
James Sr.'s…
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