Goodnight, Prince Hal

In Goodnight, Prince Hal, individual human identity is seen as a complex which manifests itself in the wearing of masks, sometimes radically at odds with each other. No one sees in the mirror what others see, a painful epiphany for those who encounter it. John Zapoti saw himself as a hard-working lawyer and politician, an upright citizen making a living and a difference. Martha, his wife, however, saw a workaholic, yet his cousin-lover Angie loved a satyr. While Virginia experienced a tyran...