A Dead Dream

At the end of Act III, Hedda has become more sneaky, and deceitful. It appears that her plans for Lovburg weren't planned out from the start but it works out in the end. Lovborg loses his credibility, his manuscript and a relationship with Mrs. Elvsted.All which could have been avoided if Hedda told Lovborg the truth about his manuscript, and if she didn't give him the first drink, that set him off, to lose his life basically in one night. By the end of Act three Hedda is so successful, in watever her goal was. She says she;s burning Lovburg's child, but what the manuscript really was a passage way to a better life, she kiled his dream, and now his dream is dead.