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Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) was a Norwegian writer whose work has gained worldwide significance. The author wrote his plays in Germany and Italy. Ibsen's characters, driven into the rigid framework of the plot, have always been alive.

A paradoxical situation when humanity must be proved by death... The excitement that has swept through society is felt by the school's students and its rector, the conservative leader Krol, the former pastor Rosmer, and others.

Rosmer gives up his social privileges and personal peace to serve the people. His ideas of spiritual nobility, liberation, and happiness are so strong that they overcome Rebecca West's violent spirit and immorality. She is ready to bring liberation from the old prejudices that fetter people's souls and hinder their happiness... Rosmers is the last hero of Ibsen who dreamed of the moral restructuring of society . Earlier, Folio Publishing House published Ibsen's collections "Per Gint", "A Doll's House" and "An Enemy of the People"

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