Its protagonist incorrectly guesses that one character shot himself in the temple in the belief he has "ivy leaves in his hair."
One character in this play insults a hat placed on a chair, unaware that it belongs to her husband's aunt Julie. Its protagonist incorrectly guesses that one character shot himself in the temple in the belief he has "ivy leaves in his hair." A central object in this play describes the (*) "domestic industries of Brabant," and leads to its author's suicide using pistols given by the protagonist. Judge Brack blackmails this play's title character, who had misguidedly burned Eilert Lovborg's manuscript to help her husband George Tesman. For 10 points, name this play about the title woman by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this play insults a hat placed on a chair, unaware that it belongs to her husband's aunt Julie.
Hedda Gabler