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Strange Interlude

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Strange Interlude, drama in two parts and nine acts by O'Neill, produced and published in 1928 and awarded a Pulitzer Prize. Its stream‐of‐consciousness technique uses asides to reveal the inner thoughts of the characters, often in ironic contrast with their speech.

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