One character in this play remembers the nineteenth of September as the date that the protagonist promised her a kingdom.
One character in this play remembers the nineteenth of September as the date that the protagonist promised her a kingdom. The protagonist of this work confides in Dr. Herdal. Ten years prior to the action of this play, the protagonist had placed a ceremonial wreath on a weather vane. A fire in this work causes the protagonist's twin infants to die of their mother's fevered milk, but the mother laments the loss of her nine dolls more than their death. Kaia Fosli is infatuated with the protagonist of this work, who exploits Ragnar Brovik. This play sees Hilda Wangel influence the protagonist to climb the central tower of his home, after which he fall to his death. For 10 points, name this play about Halvard Solness, a work about an architect by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this play remembers the nineteenth of September as the date that the protagonist promised her a kingdom.
The {Master Builder} [accept {Bygmester Solness}]