Mary
Jamie
James
Substances
Misc.
100

What opioid does Mary take?

Morphine

100

What is Jamie addicted to?

Alcohol

100

What similar addiction does James have to Jamie?

an alcohol addiction

100

What do all the men in the play happen to be addicted to?

Alcohol

100

Who does Jamie drink with?

Edmund 

200

Who is someone that Mary neglects heavily?

Jamie

200

Was Jamie a highly academic child?

Yes, he was quite the bright student

200

What are the general reasons for the continuation of his addiction?

To cope with past problems and regret of life decisions.

200

How long does it take for Mary to battle her substance abuse problem?

20 years.

200

Who is the doctor that prescribed the morphine?

Dr. Hardy

300

What happened to Mary that caused her to have Edmund?

The death of her second child

300

What is Jamie blamed for by his mother?

The death of his second brother

300

What is James' greatest regret 

Not getting a proper doctor for his wife leading to her addiction 

300

How is the word "Tonic" used in the play?

It is used to describe alcohol 

300

Who is the first one to notice Mary's addiction?

Jamie

400

Are the other members of the family aware of her addiction?

Yes, they highly suspect her of being addicted

400

What is the starting cause of Jamie's escapism to alcohol?

The burdens of being an adult in America.

400

Why does James feel shame?

For being a sellout

400

What does these substances represent for these characters?

A way to escape and to cope with their issues

400

What seems to be James' favorite type of alcohol?

Whiskey 

500

What was the main reason for Mary taking morphine in the first place?

To give birth to Edmund.

500

Why does Jamie continue drinking?

Jamie uses drinking as a way to hide from the burdens he faces of education and making a living.

500

Why does he use the word "Tonic" to describe alcohol?

Because James uses it to cope with all the issues in his life, as the word tonic is used as a substance that gives a feeling a vigor and well being.

500

Is an incapability to accept responsibility a root problem for these characters and why?

Yes, Because it seems that it is in there nature to be selfish. This is evident in the fact that they drink, and use drugs to wash their problems instead of facing it.

500

Which one of these isn't an opioid. Morphine, Codeine, or Ketamine. 

Ketamine

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