The protagonist of this work promises a twelve-year-old "a kingdom," which later manifests itself as promises of "castles in the air." A fire in this work causes two infant twins to be killed when they drink milk addled by fever. Kaia Fosli is an assistant to the this work's central character, who fears that Ragnar Brovik will eclipse him in his pr
The protagonist of this work promises a twelve-year-old "a kingdom," which later manifests itself as promises of "castles in the air." A fire in this work causes two infant twins to be killed when they drink milk addled by fever. Kaia Fosli is an assistant to the this work's central character, who fears that Ragnar Brovik will eclipse him in his profession, which calls on him to put a ceremonial object on the weather vane of a cathedral. The end of this work sees the central character climb the high central spire of his home to lay a ceremonial wreath, but fall to his death. For 10 points, name this Henrik Ibsen play whose title character is the architect Halvard Solness.
The protagonist of this work promises a twelve-year-old "a kingdom," which later manifests itself as promises of "castles in the air."
The {Master Builder} [accept {Bygmester Solness}]