One character in this play mishandles his stove and floods his room trying to put out a fire, and in act II, he claims to be so disgusted by the sound of his own name that he would rather be a dog.
One character in this play mishandles his stove and floods his room trying to put out a fire, and in act II, he claims to be so disgusted by the sound of his own name that he would rather be a dog. A doctor admits that he made up the story of Molvik's ‘demonic' influence, and another girl is forbidden to go to school in order to stave off her impending blindness. Haakon attempts to erase all memory of an illegal timber operation which landed his partner in jail, for which his son Gregers despises him. FTP, Hedvig treasures the titular animal and her father, the photographer Hjalmar Ekvald, finds his world of illusion come crashing down in what play by Henrik Ibsen?
One character in this play mishandles his stove and floods his room trying to put out a fire, and in act II, he claims to be so disgusted by the sound of his own name that he would rather be a dog.
The {Wild Duck}