The protagonist of this play assumes another character's new bonnet belongs
The protagonist of this play assumes another character's new bonnet belongs to the maid, and that character has a dying sister named Rina and constantly hints at her nephew having children. One character in this play is killed at Madame Diana's establishment when his (*) gun accidentally discharges while he is looking for a manuscript that the protagonist had stolen. When Judge Brack attempts to blackmail her over the death of Eilert Loveborg, the titular wife of Georg Tessman kills herself. For 10 points, name this Henrik Ibsen play.
The protagonist of this play assumes another character's new bonnet belongs to the maid, and that character has a dying sister named Rina and constantly hints at her nephew having children.