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Henrik Ibsen
Pikku Eyolf

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Hoes van Henrik Ibsen: Pikku Eyolf (ePUB)

Alfred Allmers on kirjailija, joka ei yrityksistään huolimatta saa valmiiksi käsikirjoitustaan. Allmers ajautuu sisäiseen kriisiin. Pian Allmers tulee tulokseen, ettei hänen elämänsä kutsumus olekaan kirjoittaminen – hän haluaa jatkossa omistautua rammalle pojalleen Eyolfille. Eyolf haaveilee tavallisesta pienen pojan elämästä. Eyolfin haaveilla ei kuitenkaan ole väliä. Isä on nimittäin päättänyt, että Eyolfin pitää kehittää itseään älyllisesti. Pian taloon saapuu vierailuille erikoinen nainen, jolla on kyky saada rotat seuraamaan itseään.’Pikku Eyolf’ on Henrik Ibsenin huikea vuonna 1894 julkaistu näytelmä, josta ei puutu käänteitä. Sen keskiössä ovat ihmisen moraaliset valinnat. –

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