One character from this play collects the rocks which have shattered his windows in the night time so that his sons may one day inherit them.
One character from this play collects the rocks which have shattered his windows in the night time so that his sons may one day inherit them. A woman in this play is fired by Mrs. Busk for being a free-thinker after her father delivers an address in which he claims that The People's Messenger has instilled the lie that the masses form the backbone of society. This work's protagonist, the brother of the town mayor, is betrayed by Billing and Hovstad and is derided for believing that "small animals" infest his town's major attraction by his father-in-law, Morten Kiil, who owns a tannery in the town. For 10 points, name this play in which Doctor Thomas Stockmann is shunned by society for claiming that his town's baths are infected by bacteria.
One character from this play collects the rocks which have shattered his windows in the night time so that his sons may one day inherit them.
An Enemy of the People [or En folkefiende]