At the beginning of this work Aunt Julle's hat is mistaken for Berte's, while in another section the protagonist exclaims she is burning Thea's child.
At the beginning of this work Aunt Julle's hat is mistaken for Berte's, while in another section the protagonist exclaims she is burning Thea's child. One character is repeatedly referred to as having "vine-leaves in his hair"; that character later dies at Mademoiselle Diana's soiree. The protagonist recounts lying about wanting to live in Councilman Falk's villa to Judge Brack in this play. The protagonist's husband is alarmed when he learns he may lose a professorship to Ejlert Lovborg, who the protagonist drives to commit suicide after he loses his manuscript. She then shoots herself in the temple in, for 10 points, what Henrik Ibsen play?
At the beginning of this work Aunt Julle's hat is mistaken for Berte's, while in another section the protagonist exclaims she is burning Thea's child.
{Hedda} Gabler