One character in this play relates how she pretended to want to live in a villa to make small talk with her awkward husband before he ironically enlisted the help of his Aunt Juliana to purchase that house.
One character in this play relates how she pretended to want to live in a villa to make small talk with her awkward husband before he ironically enlisted the help of his Aunt Juliana to purchase that house. The protagonist is annoyed to learn that Thea Elvsted is assisting the construction of a work about the domestic handicrafts of the Brabantians whose manuscript she later burns. The title character is pressured by Judge Brack at the end of this play when he reveals that he knows she provoked Eilert Lovborg's suicide using one of her father's pistols. For 10 points, identify this Ibsen play about the manipulative wife of George Tesman.
One character in this play relates how she pretended to want to live in a villa to make small talk with her awkward husband before he ironically enlisted the help of his Aunt Juliana to purchase that house.
{Hedda Gabler}