In "The Enemy of the People," Dr. Stockmann appears to be a man of integrity but is actually corrupt.

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Dr. Stockmann is portrayed as a man of integrity throughout the play, who is determined to expose the truth about the contaminated water in his town despite facing opposition from powerful figures. He remains steadfast in his beliefs and refuses to compromise his principles, even when it results in him being ostracized by the community. There is no evidence in the play to suggest that Dr. Stockmann is corrupt.