An article in The Beacon succeeds in further maligning the title character of this play, after he had already been publicly slandered by his former brother-in-law.
An article in The Beacon succeeds in further maligning the title character of this play, after he had already been publicly slandered by his former brother-in-law. All together three deaths take place in the millpond, one before the action and two at the end of the play. The central struggle is a political one, between the conservatives of Rector Kroll and the liberals of Peter Mortensgard. The title character, though he supports the liberals, is disillusioned by his wife's death and his subsequent relationship with Rebecca West, with whom he commits a double suicide at play's end. FTP, name this work by Henrik Ibsen set in the titular abode.
An article in The Beacon succeeds in further maligning the title character of this play, after he had already been publicly slandered by his former brother-in-law.
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