One character in this play encourages another to embrace a "joyful illusion" rather than try to accept the truth, and that character is revealed to have had feelings for the female protagonist of this play.
One character in this play encourages another to embrace a "joyful illusion" rather than try to accept the truth, and that character is revealed to have had feelings for the female protagonist of this play. Another character in this play decides to not insure a building to demonstrate her "having adequate faith in Divine Providence." Jacob convinces Pastor Manders to hold a prayer service at an orphanage in this play, in which Jacob is trying to open up a Sailor's house. Later in this play, Jacob Engstrand is revealed to not actually be the father of Regina. For 10 points, identify this play by Henrik Ibsen in which Mrs. Alving finds out that her son Oswald has syphilis.
One character in this play encourages another to embrace a "joyful illusion" rather than try to accept the truth, and that character is revealed to have had feelings for the female protagonist of this play.
Ghosts [accept Gengangere]