The title character quarrels with the editor of the People's Courier about whether some tanneries are culpable, having earlier quarreled with his brother Peter, the town's mayor, about the pollution affecting the town's mineral baths.
At the beginning of Act Four, some people joke about Skipper Evensen's big horn while standing in a room in Captain Horster's house. At the beginning of the next act, the title character gathers stones in his study and discusses emigrating to the New World with his wife Katherine. The title character quarrels with the editor of the People's Courier about whether some tanneries are culpable, having earlier quarreled with his brother Peter, the town's mayor, about the pollution affecting the town's mineral baths. FTP, name this 1882 play about Thomas Stockmann, a work by Henrik Ibsen.
At the beginning of Act Four, some people joke about Skipper Evensen's big horn while standing in a room in Captain Horster's house.
An {Enemy of the People}