Peer Gynt

"Peer Gynt" explores its spirit through Peer Gynt's adventure. It also makes the human soul exceed the time limit. The fellow's word "I do not know what I am looking for" indicates that he is the young man who is going to live. He takes on various roles, poses, and even disguises. In this respect, the story of Peer Gynt can be understood as a psychological drama. However, the existence of characters such as trolls, boy and sphinx shows that the play is also a myth.

Just like I said in this story, I always told my mother. I was a 6th grade student and lost my feeling when I was not a hero of Peer Gynt's play. After seeing the cast I went to the library angrily and refused to depart for the class. How did she respond after the principal summoned my mother to take care of her situation? She told me that this is unfair, I should play this role, I am an infinite genius, if I am missing, the program will be different. So I have a similar recession in my life. Some things go wrong, I will complain about my prejudice against the situation, and she will be declared a victim.

Hedda Gabler and Peer Gynt play very similar roles. Peer Gynt did not use Hedda's evil operation, but both characters suffered from similar fear. One of the most harsh moments in man's life is that he must see himself in the mirror and face his strengths and weaknesses. Only by thanking one for his mistake, people can have reimbursement and hope for the subsequent reconstruction process. For the first time through this reconstruction we can find his true nature and then enrich the experience of life. Both Hedda Gabler and Peer Gynt are afraid to do so. Haida repeatedly denied that she was pregnant, which indicates that she is clearing the boundary of her bourgeois life. As George Bernard Shaw wrote, Haida said "It falls into the abyss between the ideal that is not imposed on her and the reality she has not yet discovered" (56). Peer Gynt faces a similar choice