One character convinces another that he had lit an ash into a pile of oil-soaked shavings, and that character convices Regina to leave with him.
One character in this play urges another not to obtain insurance because it might show an unreliance on divine Providence. Another character defends going townspeople leaving for Paris and cohabitating without marriage, which he claims is educational. One character convinces another that he had lit an ash into a pile of oil-soaked shavings, and that character convices Regina to leave with him. That character, the carpenter Engstran, convinces the minister Manders that he should be given the money to start a sailor's home, instead of the orphanage which is being erected to spend the fortune of the protagonist's dead husband. For ten points, identify this play in which Oswald Alving has venereal disease and his mother Helen tries to start an orphanage, a play by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this play urges another not to obtain insurance because it might show an unreliance on divine Providence.
Ghosts (also accept Gengangere)