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The wild duck
Book • 1958
The Wild Duck centers on the destructive intrusion of Gregers Werle, who is determined to expose the truth behind his friend Hjalmar Ekdal's family life.
Gregers reveals a long-held secret that shatters the family's illusions and leads to tragic consequences.
The play explores themes of idealism versus realism, the destructive nature of truth, and the importance of illusion in maintaining happiness.
Ibsen critiques the dangers of imposing one's ideals on others without considering the complex realities of their lives.
The play's ambiguous ending leaves the audience questioning the true cost of truth and the value of self-deception.
Gregers reveals a long-held secret that shatters the family's illusions and leads to tragic consequences.
The play explores themes of idealism versus realism, the destructive nature of truth, and the importance of illusion in maintaining happiness.
Ibsen critiques the dangers of imposing one's ideals on others without considering the complex realities of their lives.
The play's ambiguous ending leaves the audience questioning the true cost of truth and the value of self-deception.
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