An Enemy of the People

The story revolves around Doctor Thomas Stockmann, who discovers contamination in the public baths crucial to his town's economy. His insistence on revealing the truth leads to his ostracism as an "enemy of the people." This conflict highlights themes of integrity, the struggle for truth, and societal pressure, reflecting Ibsen's belief in the importance of honest representation of life, even at the cost of personal and communal backlash.