In Henrik Ibsen's play The Enemy of the People, Peter Stockman accuses his brother of always "badgering," "ridiculing," and "destroying":

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In Henrik Ibsen's play "An Enemy of the People," Peter Stockman accuses his brother, Dr. Thomas Stockman, of always challenging authority. This accusation reflects the central conflict of the play, where Dr. Stockman's discovery of water contamination in the public baths pits him against the town's authorities and his own brother, who is the mayor.

In Henrik Ibsen's Play the Enemy of the People, Peter