"Catiline" is one of the last plays of the outstanding Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. This tragedy tells about betrayal, thirst for power and the catastrophe of the ambitions of the main character - Catiline. The story unfolds in Rome during a conspiracy against the Republic, where heated feelings, political intrigue and moral dilemmas lead the characters to make decisive decisions. Ibsen aptly reproduces the atmosphere of a pan-European crisis moment, where conspiracies and conspiracies force you to check your beliefs and choose between true values and your own ambitions. "Catiline" is a deep play that leaves the reader in awe of the sophisticated psychological portrait of the protagonist and the complex relationships between the characters.