Judgment Day

Judgment Day

Judgment Day, novel by James T. Farrell, published in 1935 as the concluding part of his naturalistic trilogy concerned with the Chicago youth Studs Lonigan.

At 27, Studs contemplates the failure and unhappiness of his family and friends. Worried and suffering because of his weak heart, he fears loneliness, yet almost against his will is involved in an affair with Catherine Banahan, whom he asks to marry him. Events rapidly conspire to defeat him: he loses his savings by an unwise investment in stocks; is unable to buy insurance because of his heart ailment, which has been aggravated by unwholesome living; cannot persuade Catherine to have an abortion when she becomes pregnant; is unemployed during the business depression; and dies, after a brief illness, at the age of 29.

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Judgment Day

Judg·ment Day • n. the time of the Last Judgment; the end of the world.

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Judgment Day

Judgment Day, play by Elmer Rice.

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