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=== Superego Morality and Systemic Ethics === Ibsen’s plays revolve around '''moral failure, suppressed truth, societal hypocrisy''', and the consequences of lies. These themes do not reflect emotional catharsis but '''structural morality'''—what I identify as the '''autistic superego''', a rigid internal compass that demands clarity, exposure, and ethical resolution. Characters like Nora (''A Doll’s House''), Gregers (''The Wild Duck''), and Pastor Manders (''Ghosts'') are not moralists—they are '''functions within a symbolic ethical structure''', designed to test propositions about truth, duty, and personal freedom. His work does not plead for empathy. It '''demands moral clarity through formal exposure'''. ----
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