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It begins with a dinner party that features a fine bottle of Tokay, which the guests joke about, saying that like members of the Court and photography, it needs its proper place in the Sun.  Haakon tells his son that he is going to marry his housekeeper, Mrs. Sorby, and his son is led to believe that he arranged the marriage between a former maid Gina Hansen and the main character.  Gregers later reveals the truth to his old friend, who rejects both Gina and his daughter. At which point Hedvig decides to sacrifice something to express her love for Hjalmar in, FTP, what tragedy about the Ekdal family named for a title pet, a work by Henrik Ibsen.
It begins with a dinner party that features a fine bottle of Tokay, which the guests joke about, saying that like members of the Court and photography, it needs its proper place in the Sun.  
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