RELLING [to GREGERS]: Excuse me..., but don't you yourself carry that darkness from the mines up there? GREGERS: It's very convenient for you to label everything I bring home as dirt... RELLING (approaching him): Listen, Mr. Werle junior, I have a strong suspicion that you still keep well hidden in your pockets, without watering it down, that "absolute Ideal" of yours... GREGERS: No,... I always have it in my soul... RELLING: Have it wherever the hell you want, but I would advise you not to sell us such things - at least as long as I'm here... [From the climax of the dialogue, in the Third Act, between the now "idealizing" Gregers, and the subversive doctor Relling, who embodies the positions and ideas of the creator.]