What psychological atmosphere pervades Slavko Grum's Expressionist play Dogodek v mestu Gogi?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Claustrophobic anxiety, sexual neurosis, and longing for a liberating catastrophe
- Step 1: Slavko Grum's play depicts Goga as a grotesque, decaying town where sexually frustrated, traumatized, and eccentric residents wait for an event that never truly frees them. Answer: Claustrophobic anxiety, sexual neurosis, and longing for a liberating catastrophe. Why not the others: Grum's dark psychological drama rejects optimism, chivalric heroism, and pastoral harmony.
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