One of the title character's sons declares that he wants to become a Viking.  That child shares his name with the title character's father-in-law, who is nicknamed "Badger."  Mrs. Busk fires the title character's daughter from her teaching job, and the ship-owner Vik fires Captain Horster near the end of this play.  The title character's father-in-law, who owns a tannery in Molledal, buys shares in the central business, which was created in part by the title character's brother Peter, the mayor.  The discovery of infusoria in the water leads the title character to call for the closing of the public baths in, FTP, this Ibsen play in which Dr. Thomas Stockmann earns the title designation by op
One of the title character's sons declares that he wants to become a Viking.  That child shares his name with the title character's father-in-law, who is nicknamed "Badger."  Mrs. Busk fires the title character's daughter from her teaching job, and the ship-owner Vik fires Captain Horster near the end of this play.  The title character's father-in-law, who owns a tannery in Molledal, buys shares in the central business, which was created in part by the title character's brother Peter, the mayor.  The discovery of infusoria in the water leads the title character to call for the closing of the public baths in, FTP, this Ibsen play in which Dr. Thomas Stockmann earns the title designation by opposing the townsfolk.
One of the title character's sons declares that he wants to become a Viking.  
An Enemy of the People or En folkefiende