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    Nora is presented to be a perfect wife in the beginning; she is a positive‚ obedient‚ happy‚ naive‚ and a good trophy wife for Torvald; as the play goes on the reader can see a side of Nora that shows how she perceives justice. When Mrs. Linden arrives Nora sheds light to a secret that can as Nora says to Mrs. Linden “would just ruin our relation (Torvald). Our beautiful‚ happy home” (1254‚ Ibsen). Nora had borrowed money from Nils Krogstad who is one

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    literature written as a play. It portrays the stereotypical gender roles in society of the late 1800s. The main character‚ Nora Helmer‚ is a housewife that comes at her husband’s beck and call. He has the ultimate power over her‚ controlling her like a marionette. With her controlling husband‚ the assumptions of society‚ and her childhood friend Christine planning out her life‚ Nora makes the drastic decision to leave her husband and children. When she was just a mere child growing into a woman‚ Nora’s

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    Linde‚ whom he proposed too and he lost his standing in society through committing forgery of a signature on a document to obtain money for his children in a time of hardship. To show these villainous attributes for example when Krogstad goes to see Nora near the end of act one and it begins with him knocking on the

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    about to happen.” Said Nora (Act two‚ paragraph 6) After Nora forges a letter that her husband is soon to find out‚ then she soon has hope that her husband Torvald will take the blame for her. As Nora’s secretive‚ but dull lifestyle is ongoing; She feels the need to expand from society’s views on females to express her inner being. Nora’s hope to be more than just a pampered doll will have conflict with Torvald. At the beginning of marriage for Torvald and NoraNora seemed completely happy

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    The exposition is setup in Act 1 where the characters are introduced and Nora getting a loan to help with his illness that he is not aware of. The inciting incident is when Torvald talks of becoming the bank president and the raise he will receive has Nora thinking she will be able to pay the loan off early. The rising action starts when Korgstad tries to blackmail Nora to help him keep his job at the bank by saying he would not let her husband know about the loan she had if she would help him to

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    value of individuals. Nora‚ who is being suppressed in her own house and representing as a doll‚ a decoration. However‚ eventually‚ Nora finds out her true self and she knows that she deserves more. Throughout the play‚ Ibsen creates a Nora with so many faces and characteristics‚ nonetheless‚ moving from this stage to another‚ Nora slowly discovers her own individual and it changes her life completely. As beginning‚ the play takes place in the Christmas Eve and the picture of Nora with happiness and

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    human beings cannot achieve a state of total perfection. When Gregor Samsa‚ from "the Metamorphosis"‚ attempts to be the perfect provider that his family expects him to be‚ he inadvertently turns his life into an insectoid existence. Likewise‚ when Nora from "A Doll’s House" tries to live up to her husband’s expectations of a perfect wife‚ she builds up enough self-hate to leave everything that she loves and start an entirely new life. Striving to be this ideal person‚ like attempting to acquire

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    University online Second Analytical Essay on Drama Professor Campbell Jacqueline Klypchak 10/25/2013 The most definitive moment in the play is when Nora reveals to Mrs.Linde what she did in order to save her husband. The reader will be thoroughly surprised as to what Nora’s revelation is and how it affects her and the other characters in the play. Nora felt it was “…. necessary that he not know! My goodness can’t you understand that? It was necessary he have no idea how sick he was. The doctors

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    stereotypical housewives‚ expected to stay home and fulfill domestic duties. Literature of this time embodies and mirrors social issues of women in society. Henrik Ibsen uses Nora Helmer in "A Doll’s House" to portray the negative treatment of all women throughout society during the nineteenth century. In this play we see Nora begin as fragile‚ nieve creature and progress to an individual‚ independent woman. Written during the Victorian era‚ the controversial play featuring a female protagonist seeking

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    March 7‚ 2015 Ibsen‚ H.  "A Doll ’s House"  in Twelve Plays for the Theatre.  Ed Kaufmann‚ W.  The Portable Nietzsche.  Ed. and Trans.  Walter Kaufmann.  New York:  Penguin‚ 1954. March 15‚ 2015 Lord‚ H.F.  "from her Introduction to her translation to Nora‚ or A Doll ’s House 1890." Henrik Ibsen:  A Critical Anthology.  Ed.  J Meyer‚ M.  Ibsen:  A Biography.  New York:  Doubleday‚ 1971.  March 19‚ 2015 Meyer‚ H.G.  Henrik Ibsen.  New York:  Frederick Ungar‚ 1972 Northam‚ J.  Ibsen ’s Search for the Hero

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