For 10 points, A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler were set in what country by native son Henrik Ibsen?
One group of writers from this country included the author of The Pilot and His Wife, the author of a novel whose title "Gift" can translate either as "Marriage" or "Poison," and a Nobel-winning author of the two-part drama Beyond Human Power. The fourth member of this country's "Four Greats" wrote a play in which a character imagines herself drowning in icy black water while attempting to stop her husband from reaching the mailbox. In another play by an author from this home country of Alexander Keilland, Jonas Lie, and (*) Bjornstern Bjornson, Eilert Lovberg is urged to "die beautifully" by the wife of George Tessman. For 10 points, A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler were set in what country by native son Henrik Ibsen?
One group of writers from this country included the author of The Pilot and His Wife, the author of a novel whose title "Gift" can translate either as "Marriage" or "Poison," and a Nobel-winning author of the two-part drama Beyond Human Power.
Kingdom of Norway [or Norge]