One character in this play claims he feels like he's standing in a scene of a future historic painting that will be titled TheDay the Truth Was Born. One character explains that he has lived a clean m
One character in this play claims he feels like he's standing in a scene of a future historic painting that will be titled TheDay the Truth Was Born. One character explains that he has lived a clean man and wants to die a clean man even though he'snicknamed "badger," an animal that roots out things. At the beginning of this play's Âfinal act, the protagonist is picking upstones from the flfloor of his house while waiting for a glazier to Âx his broken windows, and he forfeits his wife's inheritance byrefusing to make a deal with Morten Kill who had reinvested the family inheritance in stock. The junior editor of The People'sMessengertells the title character of this play that he will have "the solid majority" with him, but he ends up getting chased offthe stage when he tries to hold a public meeting at Captain Horster's house to read a medical report that Aslaksen had refusedto publish. For 10 points, name this Ibsen play about Dr. Thomas Stockmann's struggle to warn his town about the pollutedwater supply of their local baths.
One character in this play claims he feels like he's standing in a scene of a future historic painting that will be titled TheDay
An Enemy of the People [or En Folkefiende]