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Riita-asia: Ilveilys yhdessä näytöksessä

by Roderich Benedix

Translated by August Ahlqvist

"Riita-asia: Ilveilys yhdessä näytöksessä" by Roderich Benedix is a play that captures the intricacies of a legal dispute, likely written during the late 19th century. This comedic drama revolves around the tensions and absurdities that arise from a conflict over property rights, specifically a disputed fish pond. The author explores themes of greed, stubbornness, and the often ridiculous nature of legal battles. The storyline centers on two main characters, Ruotsila and Lind, who are embroiled in a lengthy feud over a fish pond that has caused considerable strife in their lives. As the two men navigate the legal system, represented by the bumbling lawyer Vingler and their interactions with a peculiar jail environment, their animosity is palpable. The play unfolds with sarcastic humor, showcasing the frustrations and misunderstandings between the characters. Ultimately, as the tension mounts, a humorous resolution emerges, allowing Ruotsila and Lind to reconcile their differences and agree to collaborate for mutual benefit, highlighting the futility of their prolonged dispute and the absurdity of their previous enmity.

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Finnish (Suomi)
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