Henrik Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt' is a seminal work of Scandinavian literature, blending realism and folkloric elements to tell the story of a brash and adventurous young man on a journey of self-discovery. The play is structured into five acts, each representing a different phase of Peer Gynt's life as he navigates the boundaries between reality and fantasy. Ibsen's vivid imagination and intricate character development make 'Peer Gynt' a rich and captivating read, engaging with existential themes and ...