One protagonist created by this writer, who normally builds churches but is working on a large tower for his own house, has a fear of heights and is named Solness.
One protagonist created by this writer, who normally builds churches but is working on a large tower for his own house, has a fear of heights and is named Solness. Another of his protagonists is a doctor who discovers that the baths in his town are polluted, eventually leading him to conclude that "a majority is always wrong". Another of his protagonists forged her father's signature after his death in order to take out a loan without her husband's knowledge; that character helps Christine Linde, who used to have a relationship with Nils Krogstad, and is married to the banker Torvald Helmer. Name this author of The Master Builder, An Enemy of the People, and A Doll's House, a Norwegian playwright.
One protagonist created by this writer, who normally builds churches but is working on a large tower for his own house, has a fear of heights and is named Solness.
Henrik Ibsen