"Pillars of Society: A Drama in Four Acts" is one of the most famous works by the great playwright Henrik Ibsen. The book tells the story of the confrontation between ideals and reality in the society of the 19th century. The main character, engineer Thomas Stockman, witnesses the violation of values and the abuse of power in his own city. He decides to oppose it, even if it means putting himself in danger. Chivalry, moral principles and the struggle for justice - this is what makes this play relevant to this day. "Pillars of Society" is a work that leaves behind many questions about morality, power and responsibility before society.