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In act 3 of Hedda Gabler, Lovborg tells Hedda that '“now I have no taste for that sort of life either. I won’t begin it anew.”' To what is Lovborg referring? marriage alcohol unhealthy friendships staying
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In act 3 of Hedda Gabler, Lovborg tells Hedda that '“now I have no taste for that sort of life either. I won’t begin it anew.”' To what is Lovborg referring?

marriage
alcohol
unhealthy friendships
staying out late

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Alcohol

Lovborg had a previous relationship with alcohol and at this point, he decides he needs to stop and never return to that kind of drunken life
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