Before that, Judge Brack blackmails her into submission when he deduces that she burned Eilert Loevborg's manuscript.
This character once threatened to burn the hair off of a close friend while in school, and she constantly makes reference to a "crown of vine leaves" in another character's hair. She annoys her aunt at the beginning of the work by suggesting that her hat actually belonged to a lowly servant. As the work begins, this woman has just returned from a six (*) month long honeymoon during which her husband spent most of the time reading to write a book on handicraft in Brabant during the Middle Ages. This heroine plays the piano frantically before using one of her father's pistols to kill herself. Before that, Judge Brack blackmails her into submission when he deduces that she burned Eilert Loevborg's manuscript. For 10 points, name this title woman of a play by Henrik Ibsen.
This character once threatened to burn the hair off of a close friend while in school, and she constantly makes reference to a "crown of vine leaves" in another character's hair.
Hedda Gabler [or Hedda Tessman]