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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Implied between Anne and Birk. They played together as children, but are not able to remember eachother before the Goblin intervenes. Also implied with Julian and Juliane, who met at a children`s ball in town.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Implied between Anne and Birk. They played together as children, but are not able to remember eachother each other before the Goblin intervenes. Also implied with Julian and Juliane, who met at a children`s ball in town.
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'''The play contains examples of these tropes'''
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'''St John`s Eve''' (''Sancthansnatten'') is an early play written by Creator/{{Henrik Ibsen}} in 1853. He came to consider it an {{old Shame}}, and never put it into his collected works. It has, however, been {{vindicated by history}}, and is played by different groups in the later decades.
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'''St John`s Eve''' (''Sancthansnatten'') is an early play written by Creator/{{Henrik Ibsen}} Creator/HenrikIbsen in 1853. He came to consider it an {{old Shame}}, and never put it into his collected works. It has, however, been {{vindicated by history}}, and is played by different groups in the later decades.
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* {{Portal}}: The entrance to the halls of the mountain domain.
* PortalDoor: The entrance to the halls of the mountain domain.
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** The older poet Welhaven, having read the works of Creator/AsbjornsenAndMoe, disliked the notion that the ''Hulder'' had a tail, and disapproved of it, and went for a more idealized, fairy-like Hulder. Ibsen had read this, and made Welhaven the butt of his joke. No wonder the local audience in Bergen went batshit on this satire (as Welhaven also was a Bergen native).
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** The older poet Welhaven, having read the works of Creator/AsbjornsenAndMoe, disliked the notion that the ''Hulder'' had a tail, and disapproved of it, and went for a more idealized, fairy-like Hulder. Ibsen had read this, and made Welhaven the butt of his joke. No wonder the local audience in Bergen went batshit on this satire (as Welhaven also was a Bergen native).native).
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