In the fifth act of this play, the protagonist uses an umbrella as a rake a
In the fifth act of this play, the protagonist uses an umbrella as a rake and vows to treasure each stone he finds in his home as a relic. That protagonist later compares a crowd of people to a sausage machine that mixes together "fatheads and blockheads, all in one mash." Its minor characters include Aslaksen, a publisher who had earlier appeared in the author's play The League of Youth. In one scene of this play, the owner of a tannery tries to blackmail the protagonist with the threat of losing his inheritance. The People's Herald refuses to publish an article that causes this play's protagonist to make an announcement at Captain's Horster's house. Thomas Stockmann discovers that the town's water is contaminated in, for 10 points, what idealistic Henrik Ibsen play?
In the fifth act of this play, the protagonist uses an umbrella as a rake and vows to treasure each stone he finds in his home as a relic.
An Enemy of the People