An Enemy of the People

The protagonist, Stockmann, faces a moral dilemma when he uncovers that the town's pride, a newly developed bath meant to boost tourism, is contaminated due to waste from a local tannery. Despite his initial success as an entrepreneur and the community's investment in the baths, his revelation threatens to tarnish the town's reputation and economic prospects. The conflict intensifies as he clashes with his brother, the Mayor, and grapples with the consequences of exposing the truth against the town's interests.