At one point he thought he had the support of The People's Herald, but Asklaksen and Hovstad are convinced to turn against him by his brother, the town's mayor.  
After writing "No" three times on a card, the protagonist of this play decides to set up a school for poor children in his town's great hall.  At one point he thought he had the support of The People's Herald, but Asklaksen and Hovstad are convinced to turn against him by his brother, the town's mayor.  After claiming that "the strongest man is he who stands alone," the protagonist decides to stay in town despite the ill will engendered by his report on contamination in the public baths.  FTP, identify this play about Thomas Stockman by Henrik Ibsen.
After writing "No" three times on a card, the protagonist of this play decides to set up a school for poor children in his town's great hall.  
An Enemy of the People