One character in this play complains about the "marsh vapors" in his room and leaves a large puddle while trying to extinguish a fire. Another room in this play is filled with pictures of exotic lands procured by its former tenant, an old sea captain nicknamed "The Flying Dutchman." A dinner part in its first act sparks the recurring theme of thirteen men at the table. Molvik is convinced that he is possessed by demons by (*) Dr. Relling, a man whose doctrine of illusion clashes with Greger's insistence on truth. The ph
One character in this play complains about the "marsh vapors" in his room and leaves a large puddle while trying to extinguish a fire. Another room in this play is filled with pictures of exotic lands procured by its former tenant, an old sea captain nicknamed "The Flying Dutchman." A dinner part in its first act sparks the recurring theme of thirteen men at the table. Molvik is convinced that he is possessed by demons by (*) Dr. Relling, a man whose doctrine of illusion clashes with Greger's insistence on truth. The photographer Hialmar constantly seeks a great invention in this play in an effort to provide for the ailing daughter he suspects may have been fathered by Hakon Werle. For 10 points, name this Henrik Ibsen play which ends with Hedvig Ekdal shooting herself instead of the title bird.
One character in this play complains about the "marsh vapors" in his room and leaves a large puddle while trying to extinguish a fire.
The {Wild Duck} [or {Vildanden}]