cultural resources in henrik ibsen's early environment - Ibsen.net

BRANDT.
And our solitary, pleasant walks? I am telling you beforehand, when we go out in the
morning, and he is at home, we are not taking him with us.
He might be offended by that.
LOUISE.
BRANDT.
Offended? No, that is not at all in his character. He prefers it if people don't stand on
ceremony with him.
LOUISE.
Well, we'll see . . . . But I forgot to tell you, there was a message for you from the factory.
BRANDT.
Say . . . that's right . . . I have . . . I have wanted to tell you this the whole time. I have
been thinking, I shouldn't be leaning over the people at work the whole day. It looks so
suspicious.
Oh. You may be right about that.
LOUISE.
BRANDT.
Don't you think so? And Moller, our deputy administrator, is a clever man. It does him
good to get training and gain self-confidence. The man must develop himself.
LOUISE.
But I thought you said before that you don't quite trust Moller.
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