AXEL. Yes, yours, but not altogether. But I am going to give you your share. [He leads hunt to the door, which he opens with one foot, and kicks out Willmer with the other.] Out with you!
WILLMER. I'll get even for this!
AXEL. I shall be waiting for it!
[Doctor and Carl come in.]
DR. ÖSTERMARK. What's the trouble with the picture, anyway?
AXEL. Nothing—only that it seemed to represent sulphuric acid.
CARL. Now tell us, are you refused, or is she?
AXEL. I am refused on her picture. I wanted to help her a bit, as a good comrade, and that's why I changed the numbers.
DR. ÖSTERMARK. Yes, but there is something else too. She says that you don't love her any more.
AXEL. She is right in that. That's how it is, and tomorrow we part.