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 Hedda GablerHenrik IbsenCliffsNotes on Hedda Gabler introduces a woman who is bored with her new author husband and to life itself. Hedda reunites with a friend who overcame alcoholism to write his own book. Jealous that Eilert's book tops her husband's, Hedda tempts Eilert into taking a drink and into realizing that his own life lacks meaning. Henrik Ibsen's play demonstrates that, when confined to life in the home, a Victorian woman's hunger for independence could, like Hedda's, turn destructive. Search this CliffsNote
About the PlaywrightAbout the PlayIntroductionA Brief SynopsisList of CharactersSummaries and CommentariesAct IAct IIAct IIIAct IVCritical EssaysGeneral AnalysisCharacterization of Hedda GablerCharacterization of Secondary CharactersStudy HelpQuizEssay Questions
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