I know this more through the Hepburn/O'Toole movie, which you should watch rather than read, but still I'll read my copy after I watch the movie every Christmas Day for some of its extra monologuing. It's extraordinary how many plots and twists get packed into two acts. And each love story tender, and doomed.
Tonally plagiarized by Sorkin, who missed the point.
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