The Wild Duck

The characters' struggles with honesty and deception felt very real. Did anyone else find themselves questioning what was true in their own lives after reading?

The nuanced characters and their conflicts feel very modern. I'm curious what inspired Ibsen to delve so deeply into moral ambiguity and family secrets.

The play's conclusion seems open to interpretation, which made me wonder if Ibsen intentionally left room for debate. What do others think happened after the curtain fell?