In this play, a girl takes an offhand comment about taking a trip to Paris seriously and begins to study French.
In this play, a girl takes an offhand comment about taking a trip to Paris seriously and begins to study French. A character in this play claims to have never encountered immorality in his artistic circles and remembers being given a pipe and told to "Smoke away, boy!" At the end of this play, the main character tonelessly repeats "The sun. The sun." A plan to build a Sailor's Home is discussed in this play, in which a character argues against buying insurance because of "Higher Providence." In this play, a used candle wick is thrown in some wood shavings, causing a fire that burns down a newly-constructed orphanage. This play's characters include Pastor Manders and a girl who believes Jacob Engstrand is her father, Regina. For 10 points, name this Henrik Ibsen play in which Oswald Alving inherits syphilis from his father.
In this play, a girl takes an offhand comment about taking a trip to Paris seriously and begins to study French.
Ghosts [or Gengangere]