Gunhild Borkman is a fictional character from the play "John Gabriel Borkman," written by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. She is the wife of the main character, John Gabriel Borkman, who is a former bank director imprisoned for financial fraud. Gunhild is portrayed as a strong and determined woman, struggling with her husband's downfall and the impact it has on their family. In the play, Gunhild's character represents themes of ambition, sacrifice, and the consequences of greed. Her interactions with other characters, including her twin sister Ella Rentheim, highlight the complexities of familial relationships and the emotional turmoil stemming from betrayal and lost dreams.