Berta tends to the title character, who insults Aunt Julie's hat and has a great disdain for Thea Elvsted.
The title character of this work once threatened to burn a classmate's hair. In Secretary Falk's former estate, one character is admonished to return with "vine leaves in [his] hair" after writing a history book about the future. Another historian writes about medieval domestic crafts. Berta tends to the title character, who insults Aunt Julie's hat and has a great disdain for Thea Elvsted. She later throws a manuscript on the fire and is confronted by Judge Brack, who knows that one of her father's pistols was used in the suicide of Eilert Løvborg. Name this Henrik Ibsen play about George Tesmen's manipulative wife, who might be pregnant when she shoots herself in the temple.
The title character of this work once threatened to burn a classmate's hair.
{Hedda} Gabler