Henrik Ibsen's Brand
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Gerd runs along the road and stops at the gate. In her wild imaginings she exults that after Brand's going, all the evil which he has repressed, will break out again, and the Devil with his troll-servants will rule un- checked. Brand believes her sent of God to show him that his duty as pastor is the older and must displace his duty as father. He will remain. Agnes obeys, bidding him go the way God shows to him. As the act closes, Agnes lifts Alf aloft, and says : " That offer, God, Thou dar'st... demand, I dare lift up and raise to heaven I Life's horror Thou must lead me through 1" (She goes Into the house.) Brand looks fixedly into space, breaks into weeping, clasps his hands over his head and siaks upon the steps, crying : " Oh Jesus, Jesus, give me light 1" The fourth act shows us the parsonage on Christmas Eve.
There is no light in the room, and Agnes in mourning is sit- ting by the window and gazing into the darkness without, trying through the falling snow to see the churchyard where lies little Alf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gerd runs along the road and stops at the gate. In her wild imaginings she exults that after Brand's going, all the evil which he has repressed, will break out again, and the Devil with his troll-servants will rule un- checked. Brand believes her sent of God to show him that his duty as pastor is the older and must displace his duty as father. He will remain. Agnes obeys, bidding him go the way God shows to him. As the act closes, Agnes lifts Alf aloft, and says : " That offer, God, Thou dar'st... demand, I dare lift up and raise to heaven I Life's horror Thou must lead me through 1" (She goes Into the house.) Brand looks fixedly into space, breaks into weeping, clasps his hands over his head and siaks upon the steps, crying : " Oh Jesus, Jesus, give me light 1" The fourth act shows us the parsonage on Christmas Eve.
There is no light in the room, and Agnes in mourning is sit- ting by the window and gazing into the darkness without, trying through the falling snow to see the churchyard where lies little Alf.
What to read after Henrik Ibsen's Brand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Arthur Hubbell, 1859-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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