She refuses to let her husband use the word "we" to describe the two of them, and doesn't appreciate the house that he's bought for her. The daughter of a famous general, she is not moved much by the death of Aunt Rina, and openly disrespects Aunt Julle, her husband's financial supporter. She claims to have the same "passion for life" as Ejlert Lövborg, whose manuscript sh
She refuses to let her husband use the word "we" to describe the two of them, and doesn't appreciate the house that he's bought for her. The daughter of a famous general, she is not moved much by the death of Aunt Rina, and openly disrespects Aunt Julle, her husband's financial supporter. She claims to have the same "passion for life" as Ejlert Lövborg, whose manuscript she burns. She teases Judge Brack by saying that he wants to be the "cock of the walk," and commits suicide after urging Ejlert to have a "beautiful death." FTP, identify this title character of a play by Henrik Ibsen.
She refuses to let her husband use the word "we" to describe the two of them, and doesn't appreciate the house that he's bought for her.
{Hedda} {Gabler} (accept either name)