One character in this work smoothly suggests that he form a "triangular friendship" with a married couple. Another character in this work becomes obsessed with the red-headed singer Diana, and it also features an academic busily researching his book on "The Domestic Industries of Brabant." The final scene of this play sees the title character discussing a "deed of spontaneous beauty" before a man dubbed "the one cock in the basket" states that Eilert did not kill himself voluntarily. Featuring such characters as the dull historian George Tesman and the sly Judge Brack, for 10 points, name this play that ends with the title woman shooting hers
One character in this work smoothly suggests that he form a "triangular friendship" with a married couple. Another character in this work becomes obsessed with the red-headed singer Diana, and it also features an academic busily researching his book on "The Domestic Industries of Brabant." The final scene of this play sees the title character discussing a "deed of spontaneous beauty" before a man dubbed "the one cock in the basket" states that Eilert did not kill himself voluntarily. Featuring such characters as the dull historian George Tesman and the sly Judge Brack, for 10 points, name this play that ends with the title woman shooting herself, by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this work smoothly suggests that he form a "triangular friendship" with a married couple.
{Hedda} Gabler