1. The document provides an analysis of expressionism in Eugene O'Neill's play "Mourning Becomes Electra". 2. It discusses how expressionism symbolizes post-WWI disillusionment and protest against patriarchal family structures. Expressionist works use distortion, exaggeration, and fantasy to convey subjective emotions and psychological states. 3. Key symbols of expressionism in the play include death, characters portrayed through masks, and the house represented as a tomb. The play illustrates expressionism's themes of anxiety, agony, and the distorted realities of death.