Hedda Gablers Obsession with Happinness
Finding happiness can be a clamber in many peoples lives. Happiness comes from one allowing his/her self to cud with emotional stress and to accept the life that he/she has. In the story of Hedda Gabler, Henrik Ibsens shows how peoples sadness can be the cause of a womans happiness. Hedda Gabler struggles in this story to find happiness by do the people around her miserable. Heddas upbringing in a wealthy household is the cause of her sadness and it results in the actions she commits towards others. Her longing to be loved interrupts the lives of everyone around her. Heddas yearning for attention causes her to make Mrs. Elvsted miserable, to ruin Eilert Loevbergs dream, and to kill herself because of the loneliness she feels inside of her.
Hedda gets pleasure out of torture Mrs. Elvsted. She makes sure that Mrs. Elvsted is not happy because Mrs. Elvsted is in love with Eilert Loevberg, Heddas foregone love. Hedda has had feelings for Eilert Loevborg for a long time, but because of Loevborgs social status, Hedda couldnt marry Loevberg. When Eilert asked Hedda rough why Hedda ended it with Eilert, she said, Yes, when I realized that our friendship was hard to develop into something-sometheing else. Shame on you, Eilert Loevberg!
How could you abuse the trust of your lovemaking friend? (p 1493) She had to marry someone that her parents could accept. She married George Tesman, a look graduate in cultural history. George was a very ready man whose social status fit the one that Heddas parents wanted for their daughter. Marrying Tesman only made Hedda more depressed and emotionally unstable. Tesman was not the man for her. She explained to the Judge why she had to marry Tesman. Why on earth did I...
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