The Long Day's Journey Into Night

**Long Day's Journey Into Night** is a semi-autobiographical play by American playwright Eugene O'Neill. It delves into the complex dynamics of the Tyrone family, revealing their struggles with addiction, illness, and past traumas over the course of a single day. The characters—father James, mother Mary, and their sons Jamie and Edmund—navigate their emotional turmoil and strained relationships, exposing themes of denial, love, and the search for redemption. The play is renowned for its raw honesty and depth, portraying the impact of family bonds and the haunting presence of the past on their lives.