Henrik Ibsen Lighthipe, was a Norwegian Playwright, who was born on March 20, 1828. In 1868, Ibsen moved to Germany, where he wrote one of his most famous works: the play A Doll 's House. In 1890, he wrote Hedda Gabler, creating one of theater 's most notorious characters. “Hedda Gabler is a play about human relations with little physical symbolism, save the General’s pistols. They represent Hedda’s aristocratic lifestyle from the past, and they are used with each act.”
In Act One, the beautiful yet callous Hedda Gabler is seen as a manipulator and a user. As evident throughout the play, display that Hedda is spoiled and get what she is pleased. Hedda manipulates as doing what she wishes to be fulfilled as in, for example, how she wanted her marriage to be arranged. In the introduction of the play, demonstrates how they start talking about how Hedda’s marriage outcome of the honeymoon was and Aunt’s Rina’s failing health issue. In the play she would say, “she can’t stand living anywhere else after being married but living under the prime minister’s house or nothing!” Even on a particular part Hedda seems to complain about the lighting in the room, therefore, Tesman had to fulfill her wishes and obey whatever she commands or wishes to happen. …show more content…
Since, Heddar appears upper class than Tesman. That it’s so hard to please and fulfill Hedda’s greediness of her high standards.The incident involving Aunt Julle 's hat provides another example of Hedda 's obstinate implacable personality. Aunt Julle had decided to wear the hat especially for Hedda, but Hedda criticizes it. Since, Tesman states to Heddar the issue onto what’s the problem and should be nice to Aunt Julle just like she should to the rest of the characters in the play, Tesman, her husband; also Berte and Julle. Hedda disregards onto seeing Tesman’s slippers to please himself and his
In Act One, the beautiful yet callous Hedda Gabler is seen as a manipulator and a user. As evident throughout the play, display that Hedda is spoiled and get what she is pleased. Hedda manipulates as doing what she wishes to be fulfilled as in, for example, how she wanted her marriage to be arranged. In the introduction of the play, demonstrates how they start talking about how Hedda’s marriage outcome of the honeymoon was and Aunt’s Rina’s failing health issue. In the play she would say, “she can’t stand living anywhere else after being married but living under the prime minister’s house or nothing!” Even on a particular part Hedda seems to complain about the lighting in the room, therefore, Tesman had to fulfill her wishes and obey whatever she commands or wishes to happen. …show more content…
Since, Heddar appears upper class than Tesman. That it’s so hard to please and fulfill Hedda’s greediness of her high standards.The incident involving Aunt Julle 's hat provides another example of Hedda 's obstinate implacable personality. Aunt Julle had decided to wear the hat especially for Hedda, but Hedda criticizes it. Since, Tesman states to Heddar the issue onto what’s the problem and should be nice to Aunt Julle just like she should to the rest of the characters in the play, Tesman, her husband; also Berte and Julle. Hedda disregards onto seeing Tesman’s slippers to please himself and his