For example, Hedda asks him to dinner, but does so in a manner which leaves to Eilert's mind what she is implying, when she says, "But, Tesman, if Mr. ... "Most audiences and readers, though, see Hedda as propelled by an internal conflict, though they may disagree about the nature of conflict- (Melani). ... People argue about it to this day, as many of them question whether a woman such as Hedda even could have existed. ... Ibsen addressed the issue in a letter, which stated: "I shall not let a moment go by before replying briefly to the letter I have just had the pleasure of receiving...

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In order to discuss the morphing of doll house' into prison' in A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler one must first examine what makes their domestic situations doll houses' in the first instance. ... Hedda's doll house' is put into question due to the very fact that Hedda, always in want of "power- and "to feel that I [Hedda] control a human destiny-, knew exactly what type of marriage she was entering into. ... When she wrote a novel about her unhappiness and oppression Ibsen refused to publish it - he also declined to help her pay off the loan. ... Hedda bro...

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What community does is that it partakes the individuality of an individual who is a part of it. ... A man who is a strict follower of laws of society but don't know a thing about the laws of heart. ... Hadda Gabler on the other hand comes forth as a rebel. ... General Gabler had given her freedom yet had kept her from exercising it to the fullest. ... He demands that the reader examines his own life in the glare of Hedda's piercing eyes. ...

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