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Three Tall Women by Edward Albee is a two-act play featuring an elderly woman, A, her middle-aged caretaker, B, and a young lawyer, C, who represents various stages in A's life, exploring themes of aging, family dynamics, and personal regrets. The play shifts from examining their individual perspectives to merging into a reflective examination of A’s life, revealing her complex, often troubling personality and strained relationship with her son. The play contains topics related to aging, terminal illness, death, infidelity, and discrimination.