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* [[It Was His Sled]]: {{spoiler|Morphine. Alcoholism. Tuberculosis. James (most likely) accidentally killed his infant brother. Edmund is Eugene O'Neill.}}
* [[Lampshade Hanging]]: "What a bastard to have for a father! Christ, if you put him in a book, no one would believe it!"
* [[Parents Asas People]]: And how. Mary and James are depressingly human.
* [[The Disease That Shall Not Be Named]]: Literally. Edmund tries not to speak about his illness, as he believes it could be his mother's final breaking point.
* [[The Ophelia]]: Mary, especially in the last scene. Mostly due to the {{spoiler|morphine}}.
** '''James''': The mad scene. Enter Ophelia!
* [[Shout -Out /Literature]]: Edmund compares himself to a [[The Seagull|seagull.]]
* [[Shout -Out to/To Shakespeare]]: Too many to count; the Tyrones are a family of actors, after all.
* [[Write Who You Know]]: Where to begin? Everyone is directly based on his real family and even share their first named: O'Neill's father was a famous [[Melodrama]] actor named James; his addict mother's first name was Mary, although she went by Ella; and his older brother was James Jr (Jamie). There's even a fleeting reference to the dead infant son being named Eugene-- essentially O'Neill swaps names with Edmund the [[Author Avatar]], the actual name for his dead sibling.