Hedda Gabler, Act I (781-800)
Hedda and George Tesman are from different social classes. Hedda is from the upper-middle class and George is from the lower middle class. (780)
Hedda's character seems very selfish and uptight. She wakes up and then makes many requests around the house and complaints about the aunts hat being on the chair. This tells me that she is very particular and not forgiving.
George is the opposite, he seems very respectful and understanding.
Hedda and George do seem like a mismatch
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