Those demands lead the protagonist of this work to attempt to replicate a ritual he performed at a church dedication in her hometown for his wife Aline, but as he reaches the top of the large tower on the house that he himself created, he falls to his death.
In this work, one character chafes at having been "scalped," demoted from boss to assistant, and demands a more important role for his son. One character refuses Brovik, but is convinced to let go Brovik's son Ragnor go by a character who demands the "Kingdom" she has been promised, Hilda Wangel. Those demands lead the protagonist of this work to attempt to replicate a ritual he performed at a church dedication in her hometown for his wife Aline, but as he reaches the top of the large tower on the house that he himself created, he falls to his death. For 10 points, name this play about Halverd Solness, an architect; a work by Henrik Ibsen.
In this work, one character chafes at having been "scalped," demoted from boss to assistant, and demands a more important role for his son.
The {Master Builder} [or {Bygmester} Solness; accept {Buildmaster Solness} or {English} equivalents]