The reader sees from the onset that Hedda will be the protagonist of the play, as the play begins with focus on her. ... 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. ... Another aspect of the play that further extenuates the conflict of the story is Mrs. ... As many people are confused by Hedda's conflict, Hedda too was confused. ... 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 pl...

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