The title character of this play never leaves his house even though he has been out of prison for eight years, and he lives on a different floor in the house than his wife, Gunhild, whose argument with her twin sister Ella Rentheim takes up much of the first act.
One character in this play half-jokingly claims that she will cast a spell on another character to make him put on his hat and overcoat and follow her. At the end of this play, two sisters join hands over the body of the title character and argue over whether he was killed by the cold or by the night air. The title character of this play believes that he was betrayed by his friend Hinkel. Characters in this play include a 15-year-old daughter of a clerk named Frida and a divorcee named Fanny Wilton, both of whom travel with the title character's son, Erhart. The title character of this play never leaves his house even though he has been out of prison for eight years, and he lives on a different floor in the house than his wife, Gunhild, whose argument with her twin sister Ella Rentheim takes up much of the first act. For 10 points, name this Ibsen play about a disgraced banker.
One character in this play half-jokingly claims that she will cast a spell on another character to make him put on his hat and overcoat and follow her.
John Gabriel Borkman