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"Wulffie ja Kumpp: Näytelmä kolmessa näytöksessä" by Jonas Lie is a play written in the late 19th century. This drama revolves around the Wulffie family, including the titular character Konsuli Wulffie and his wife, Linda, as well as their children and social acquaintances, exploring themes of wealth, societal status, and interpersonal relationships. The conflict arises as they navigate their social circles and business dealings, infused with humor and reflections on morality. At the start of the play, we are introduced to a luxurious summer room where Konsuli Wulffie and his daughter Karna engage in a humorous dialogue with the young gardener about the expenses of maintaining their lavish estate. The atmosphere is lively, revealing the family's dynamic through witty banter and discussions about their interests in nature and business. As various characters, including family members and friends, come and go, lively conversations about wealth, love, and societal expectations unfold, setting the stage for deeper conflicts that may arise as the story progresses. Sophie is focused on the social implications of their wealth, while Karna expresses her ambitions in a cleverly critical tone. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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