1. A "Long Days Journey Into- a Downward Spiral of Addictions
... , " we sit pretending to forget, but straining our ears listening for the slightest sound, hearing the fog drip the eaves like the uneven tick of a rundown crazy clock -(152). As the fog clears the family is becoming more and more aware of the magnitude of her addiction. Getting high and erasing the pain of the past, present, and future was one thing that all of the characters enjoyed. Through morphine, alcohol, and meaningless sex, all ... has something to say to one another, and yet they cannot. Instead the men fight over the mother. The problem is that they all accuse each other of ma...
- Word Count: 2767
- Approx Pages: 11
- Grade Level: High School