What is the most patrician Ibsen play, and why?

>>9742586
Nah, Ibsen's hella chill and hella easy.
Enemy of the People is my favorite from him, but I haven't read all that much of his works. Ghosts is pretty good, even if it's stupidly convoluted.

>>9742586
If it wasn't for Shakespeare, Ibsen would be remembered as the GOAT playwright. Rosmersholm is probably his most patrician, if you don't count the text to Peer Gynt

When We Dead Awaken

I like how Helmer is a nice guy in Et dukkehjem, but when he loses his temper at the end. (Because his wife is lying) He's suddenly the bad guy. Really makes me think.

Nora is of course upset because they never had a serious conversation, about the family, about money and so on. But she takes no responsibility for this herself. Nor does she care she has been dishonest the whole play. Helmer is acting quite ridiculous at the end though.

>>9742673
>Et dukkehjem
Hur är det meningen att man ska ta norska på allvar?

>>9742586
I saw a recent production of Hedda Gabler and it's basically A Doll's House but all the characters are way more interesting