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Hedda Gabler, Thea shows how much better a society would be if women were…

- - - - both attempted to violate these conventions in their own way
        
        Hedda- shot guns and manipulated others around her- however she had limit- no affiars
        
        challneging creon's decree for her brother. goes all out, fully belives in it even if it means death - natural law > man law
- - - - this is due to the difference in time and place- hedda gabler was written in the late 1890s and a golden age written in 2007 but set in the late 1950s.
        
        shows how far society has come but not far at all
        
        both authors use a femaile protagoisnt to illustrate the stuggle of living as a women in patriarchal socetyies
        
        both the women have little to look into life
        
        repressive social structures whcih they're forced to live in. lcking freedom to persure a career
        
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    - - heddas reason for her destructive and random behavior is her oppressive feeling of powerlessness.
        
        so throughout the play she grasps for power over others
        
        for example- firing a gun at judge brack. gets eliert drunk. joke on mrs tessman in act 1
        
        rehana does this too with her kids- don't go to war, don't got o maya, stay with me