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The Emperor Jones Study Guide

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by Eugene O'Neill
About 52 pages (15,655 words)
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Act 1, Scene 6 Summary

Jones arrives at a place in the forest that is overgrown with vines to make it appear almost vessel like. He is exhausted and must rest despite the possibility that he may be captured at any moment. His pants are so shredded that he appears almost to wear nothing but a loincloth. His moans intersperse with those of figures that now become apparent to him. They are seated in two rows with their back touching the forest walls as if they were shackled to them. They move rhythmically as if they were rowing a ship......

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