When We Dead Awaken
When We Dead Awaken
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For the sake of the general effect, youunderstand. Otherwise it would have dominated the whole too much.
IRENE.
But the joy in the light still transfigures my face?
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Yes, it does, Irene--in a way. A little subdued perhaps--as my alteredidea required.
IRENE.
[Rising noiselessly. ] That design expresses the life you now see, Arnold.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Yes, I suppose it does.
IRENE.
And in that design you have shifted me back, a little toned down--toserve as a background-figure--in a... group.
[She draws the knife.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Not a background-figure. Let us say, at most, a figure not quite inthe foreground--or something of that sort.
IRENE.
[Whispers hoarsely. ] There you uttered your own doom.
[On the point of striking.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
[Turns and looks up at her. ] Doom?
IRENE.
[Hastily hides the knife, and says as though choked with agony. ] Mywhole soul--you and I--we, we, we and our child were in that solitaryfigure.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the sake of the general effect, youunderstand. Otherwise it would have dominated the whole too much.
IRENE.
But the joy in the light still transfigures my face?
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Yes, it does, Irene--in a way. A little subdued perhaps--as my alteredidea required.
IRENE.
[Rising noiselessly. ] That design expresses the life you now see, Arnold.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Yes, I suppose it does.
IRENE.
And in that design you have shifted me back, a little toned down--toserve as a background-figure--in a... group.
[She draws the knife.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
Not a background-figure. Let us say, at most, a figure not quite inthe foreground--or something of that sort.
IRENE.
[Whispers hoarsely. ] There you uttered your own doom.
[On the point of striking.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
[Turns and looks up at her. ] Doom?
IRENE.
[Hastily hides the knife, and says as though choked with agony. ] Mywhole soul--you and I--we, we, we and our child were in that solitaryfigure.
PROFESSOR RUBEK.
What to read after When We Dead Awaken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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