A character in this play sees beings "thick as the sands of the sea" "gliding between the lines" of a newspaper. A Parisian doctor in this play uses the word "vermoulu" when describing how its protagonist possessed "something
A character in this play sees beings "thick as the sands of the sea" "gliding between the lines" of a newspaper. A Parisian doctor in this play uses the word "vermoulu" when describing how its protagonist possessed "something worm-eaten" since his birth. This play ends with that character repeating the words "The sun, the sun." In this play, Jacob is described as being "very careless with (*) matches," foreshadowing a fire that destroys the orphanage he is building. That fire was supposedly started by Pastor Manders, whose advice convinces its protagonist's mother to stay with her syphilitic husband. For 10 points, name this play that ends with Oswald Alving's mother about to euthanize him, written by Henrik Ibsen.
A character in this play sees beings "thick as the sands of the sea" "gliding between the lines" of a newspaper.
Ghosts [or Gengangere] 