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English

 

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May 7, 2014

 

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Tesman treats Hedda as if her only ambition is to have material luxuries and he does not attempt to accommodate her needs at all. She is part of the house he has just bought and her role is to maintain the household. He is blind to Hedda's emotional and psychological needs, she finds herself trapped in a loveless marriage but unable to break away because she fears censure and scandal...
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He is blind to Hedda's emotional and psychological needs, she finds herself trapped in a loveless marriage but unable to break away because she fears censure and scandal. She will never do the unconventional thing. This results in her becoming mean-spirited and frustrated. She shifts her maternal instincts, degrades Aunt Julia and expresses hostility towards her husband as well as his relatives...
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