In a scene in this play, there is a knock on the protagonist's door immediately after he confides in a doctor his fear that "presently the younger generation will come knocking at my door".
In a scene in this play, there is a knock on the protagonist's door immediately after he confides in a doctor his fear that "presently the younger generation will come knocking at my door". This play's title character is tormented by invisible "servers and helpers" that he believes punished him for not fixing a crack in his chimney. This play's protagonist is frequently compared to a "troll" by a girl who mysteriously appears and demands to be given "the kingdom" that she was promised ten years earlier. This play's protagonist, who hopes Kaja Fosli will convince Ragnar Brovik to keep working for him, dies attempting to impress Hilda Wangel by placing a wreath atop his newly built tower. For 10 points, name this Henrik Ibsen play about Halvard Solness, an architect.
In a scene in this play, there is a knock on the protagonist's door immediately after he confides in a doctor his fear that "presently the younger generation will come knocking at my door".
The Master Builder [or Bygmester Solness]