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Written in 1888, "The Lady from the Sea" is Henrik Ibsen's drama about a married couple, Ellida and Doctor Wangel. Doctor Wangel, a widower with two daughters, begins to notice Ellida, a much younger woman, becoming increasingly anxious and strange in her demeanor. Fearing a problem with her mental health he asks his former headmaster, Arnholm, to come for a visit in hopes that he may be able to help. It is soon discovered that Ellida was once engaged to a sailor and that he has returned. Henrik Ibsen's "The Lady from the Sea" is a classic tale of the conflicting demands that love can place on ones heart.
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Keywords
- Drama
- Family secrets -- Drama
- GITenberg
- Man-woman relationships -- Drama
- Married people -- Drama
- Norwegian drama
- Norwegian drama -- Translations into English
- PT
- Selkies
- Translations into English
- Women and the sea
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