By the time "Tender is the Night" was published five years later, the Fitzgeralds and the Murphys had long since returned to America.

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In "Tender Is the Night" (1934), the novel's two leading characters, Nicole and Dick, court each other in a Swiss sanitarium by playing American records.

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Scott, who was working on his own novel based on her mental illness, "Tender is the Night, " was livid that she had covered similar territory in her book, and insisted that Scribner cut large portions of the novel that overlapped with what he was working on.

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