One character in this play refuses to translate a novel into English because "it makes out that a supernatural power looks after the so-called good people"; that character is fired by Mrs. Busk for holding "advanced opinions".
One character in this play refuses to translate a novel into English because "it makes out that a supernatural power looks after the so-called good people"; that character is fired by Mrs. Busk for holding "advanced opinions". Another character in this play delivers a speech denouncing the tyranny of the "compact majority" at Captain (*) Forster's house. The protagonist of this play is betrayed by Aslaksen and Hovstad who promise him the support of The People's Messenger; earlier, Morten Kiil had derided the absurdity of his assertion that "small animals" infest the town's water pipes. For 10 points, name this Ibsen play centering on Doctor Stockmann, who is rejected by society after discovering his town's baths are polluted.
One character in this play refuses to translate a novel into English because "it makes out that a supernatural power looks after the so-called good people"; that character is fired by Mrs. Busk for holding "advanced opinions".
An Enemy of the People [or En Folkenfiende]