Pillars of Society

Exploring themes of societal norms and moral hypocrisy, this work delves into the lives of a wealthy family whose facade begins to crumble under scrutiny. The characters grapple with their ambitions and the consequences of their actions, revealing the tension between personal desires and social expectations. Ibsen's critique of bourgeois values and the quest for authenticity are central to the narrative, highlighting the complexities of human relationships within a rigid societal framework.