A character in this play is called the "one cock in the basket" when discussing his lack of desire to intrude in a relationship he calls "the triangle.
A character in this play is called the "one cock in the basket" when discussing his lack of desire to intrude in a relationship he calls "the triangle." In the first act of this play, the main character draws ire for claiming that a bonnet belonged to the servant Bertha. Police arrest a character in this play after he creates a disturbance when accusing Mademoiselle Diana of robbing him. At the beginning of this play, a character talks about his upcoming book on the (*) "Domestic Industries of Brabant during the Middle Ages" when asked about his honeymoon. The title character of this play burns a manuscript belonging to Eilert Lovborg and commits suicide after Judge Brack blackmails her. For 10 points, name this play by Henrik Ibsen about the wife of George Tesman.
A character in this play is called the "one cock in the basket" when discussing his lack of desire to intrude in a relationship he calls "the triangle.
Hedda Gabler 