This author created a character who imagines a writer with "vine leaves in his hair, flushed and fearless".
This author created a character who imagines a writer with "vine leaves in his hair, flushed and fearless". That play by this writer repeats "people don't do such things," and features a character obsessed with a beautiful death who is blackmailed by Judge Brack over Lovborg's suicide, causing her to shoot herself. Hedda Gabler was written by this man, who created a character threatened by Krogstad. That character realizes she has spent eight years with a "strange man" before leaving and slamming the door, stunning her husband Torvald. For 10 points, identify this Norwegian dramatist who created Nora Helmer in A Doll's House.
This author created a character who imagines a writer with "vine leaves in his hair, flushed and fearless".
Henrik Ibsen 