... human isolation. This kinship is borne of the trials and tribulations that the men go through within themselves and each other, each relating and dealing in a different way. Arthur and Barbara Gleb concede much the same with their statement about the poor quality of O'Neill's parents and the lack of happiness and love growing up, and his motivation for Long Day ... served to his father James was his indignation and accusation of his father's lack of love and concern as a result of the sanitarium he selected. As stated by Arthur and Barbara Gleb, "..failing career and capital tied up in ...

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