One character in this play discusses the pervasive "holiday feeling" of Paris and says that he needs tofind the "joy of life." That character is said to look like his father when smoking a pipe in this play, whichends with him muttering, "the sun, the sun." In this play, a limping carpenter dreams of opening a boardinghouse for sailors, and he eventually acquires the funds to do so by blackmailing a pastor who burns downan uninsured orphanage. This play, whose secondary characters include Jakob Engstrand and PastorManders, ends with the protagonist looking for pills to euthanize her syphilis-s
One character in this play discusses the pervasive "holiday feeling" of Paris and says that he needs tofind the "joy of life." That character is said to look like his father when smoking a pipe in this play, whichends with him muttering, "the sun, the sun." In this play, a limping carpenter dreams of opening a boardinghouse for sailors, and he eventually acquires the funds to do so by blackmailing a pastor who burns downan uninsured orphanage. This play, whose secondary characters include Jakob Engstrand and PastorManders, ends with the protagonist looking for pills to euthanize her syphilis-stricken son, Oswald. For 10points, name this Henrik Ibsen play about Mrs. Alving's past.
One character in this play discusses the pervasive "holiday feeling" of Paris and says that he needs tofind the "joy of life.
Ghosts [or Gengangere]