In one scene of this play, the band of the Mason's Union plays for a group of ladies on a verandah.
In one scene of this play, the band of the Mason's Union plays for a group of ladies on a verandah. One character in this play claims that he is assisted by invisible "helpers and servers" and tells a story about a crack in his chimney. In this play, a woman misses the "nine lovely dolls"she lost in a fire, although that fire also gave her a fever which contaminated her milk, leading to the death of her two children. The protagonist of this play ends his (*) affair with Kaia and is frightened by the "younger generation," symbolized by Ragnar Brovik. In this play, the main character is visited by a woman who claims that he promised her a kingdom; that woman, Hilda Wangel, exhorts the him to place a wreath on his house's spire, from which he falls into a quarry. For 10 points, name this play by Henrik Ibsen featuring the architect Halvard Solness.
In one scene of this play, the band of the Mason's Union plays for a group of ladies on a verandah.
The Master Builder (or Bygmester Solness)