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*This man Torvald treats his wife like she was his plaything. He lavishes all sorts of exepensive gifts on her, like every day was Christmas. Finally she just can't stand any more. (as described on [[The Donna Reed Show]])

*This man Torvald treats his wife like she was his plaything. He lavishes all sorts of exepensive gifts on her, like every day was Christmas. Finally she just can't stand any more. (as described on [[The Donna Reed Show]])

Another influential work, ''Hedda Gabler'' (1890) featured an unhappily-married protagonist who steals a drunken writer's manuscript and provides the weapon by which he commits suicide (current advertising on the New Times radio station [[WQXR]] describes this character in glowing, positive terms).

Another influential work, ''Hedda Gabler'' (1890) featured an unhappily-married protagonist who steals a drunken writer's manuscript and provides the weapon by which he commits suicide (current advertising on the New Times radio station [[WQXR]] describes this character in glowing, positive terms).  Yet another work, ''An Enemy of the People'', discusses the willingness of politicians to ignore problems that would hurt tax revenue.

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