In one play by this man, one character pushes to have The Indian Girl set sail even though he know the repairs to it are shoddy and that the ship will sink. That character reveals that a theft for which he blamed his brother-in- law never occurred, and that he was the one having an affair with Dina's mother fifteen years ago. This author of Pillars of the Community wrote a work in which one character who owns a photography business repeatedly refers to an unspecified "invention", and that character tears up a letter announcing a monthly income to be passed on to his daughter, whom he suspects of being illegitimate after his wife confessed to an affair with Hakon. That daughter is told to perform a sacrifice of the t
In one play by this man, one character pushes to have The Indian Girl set sail even though he know the repairs to it are shoddy and that the ship will sink. That character reveals that a theft for which he blamed his brother-in- law never occurred, and that he was the one having an affair with Dina's mother fifteen years ago. This author of Pillars of the Community wrote a work in which one character who owns a photography business repeatedly refers to an unspecified "invention", and that character tears up a letter announcing a monthly income to be passed on to his daughter, whom he suspects of being illegitimate after his wife confessed to an affair with Hakon. That daughter is told to perform a sacrifice of the title creature, but ends up shooting herself instead. For 10 points, name this author of The Wild Duck who wrote about Nora Helmer in A Doll's House.
In one play by this man, one character pushes to have The Indian Girl set sail even though he know the repairs to it are shoddy and that the ship will sink.
Henrik {Ibsen}