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Question: On reading the events of the play and arrive to its content, you will find out what does the author want? Why did he intend to choose a cruel and domineering woman in an attempt to illustrate the state of conflict between society and the individual?

I imagined for a moment that I was very close to Gabler's life, as I watched her vision of marrying a man who sought in every way to contain and satisfy her. Her rebellious nature, Her rejection of the reality of life and Her view of things and Her hostility to everyone around her made Her a domineering woman who only wants to hear for herself only, and she is completely convinced that she is right and everyone is wrong in her assessment. She felt that she deserved a better life than she is now, and she felt that society does not care about women, it is a patriarchal society that only cares about its own affairs and takes women only as a wife, a mother, or, according to her belief, a servant as well. What I cannot understand is her mysterious relationship with Judge Barak, why he was trying to blackmail her?

How much she was able to resist him and force him to be away from her? How could a lady who's father was a general and end her life with such a terrible death and attempt suicide? Gabler is the bad image of perverted femininity, and we see this from her marriage to the genius professor George and her perverted desire to control everything in a devastating way to hurt everyone. She takes care of being dominant and dominating others, she just wants to relieve the painful boredom in her life, by making others suffer for no better reason than she can. Why did the author choose suicide as a way to end the conflict in the life of the hero of his play?