The Lady From the Sea, Hilda Wangel, makes this play's protagonist promise to build her a "proper castle in the air" before he falls to his death while climbing steeples.
A character in this play once promised to buy a girl a kingdom and call it the Kingdom of Orangia, and to carry her off like a troll with a princess. This play's protagonist complains that it is too difficult to tell if one is being controlled by light devils or dark devils, and claims that everyone has a troll inside them and that his success is to blame for his sons' deaths and his wife's anxiety. In this play, the secretary Kaia is engaged to be married to her cousin (*) Ragnar Brovik, who the protagonist hires due to fears about his talent. A character who first appeared in the author's previous play The Lady From the Sea, Hilda Wangel, makes this play's protagonist promise to build her a "proper castle in the air" before he falls to his death while climbing steeples. For 10 points, name this play about the architect Halvard Solness, by Henrik Ibsen.
A character in this play once promised to buy a girl a kingdom and call it the Kingdom of Orangia, and to carry her off like a troll with a princess.
The Master Builder [or Bygmester Solness]