"Dinner in Solhoug" is a drama by the Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen, which tells the story of family conflicts, misunderstandings and secrets. In this work, the author reveals the psychology of the characters through the complex relationships that arise between them during the celebration of an important event. With skillful use of dialogues and internal monologues, Ibsen reveals the deep moral questions and internal conflicts of the characters. "Dinner in Solhoug" is not just a story about family relationships, but a deep drama that fascinates with its soulfulness and philosophy.