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... By the end all the control and power of the relationship is clearly in Nora's hands, and both the audience and Torvald know this. ...
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... We here of how she 'saved Torvald´s life´ with a ´trip to Italy´ all paid for ... is justified in the eyes of Nora, Mrs Linde and we as the audience because it ...
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... The audience can see the irony and significance of this statement. ... Torvald states that someone who commits a crime such as fraud is not fit to raise children. ...
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... This accusation is based on part that the audience is only exposed to Torvald's obsession of Nora's physical beauty and his incisiveness of addressing her with ...
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... most wonderful thing" (Ibsen p. 72) leaves her with the knowledge that Torvald will never ... In A Doll's House the audience gathers a picture of what it was like ...
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... A great many reader and audience members tended to side with Torvald, who seemed, to them, the innocent victim of Nora's consuming selfishness. ...
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... society. In the beginning of "A Doll's House" as an audience we see Nora as a victim, a doll who is controlled by Torvald. She relies ...
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... At the beginning of the play, the audience is presented with Nora, a shallow house wife ... That was Nora's job, to keep Torvald happy; if he was happy, so was she ...
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... at the end of the play and indirectly sends a message to the audience on how ... through Nora we also see the strength and willpower masked by her husband Torvald. ...
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... at the end of the play and indirectly sends a message to the audience on how ... through Nora we also see the strength and willpower masked by her husband Torvald. ...
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... Nora's circumstances do not encourage pity from the audience. ... That when Torvald discovered her secret he gave her a big emotional "slap in the face"? ...
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... He is impotent as a god and dead as a male authority figure, and the audience and Nora realizes it (only Torvald does not.) In this final dialogue Nora is ...
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... movie. However, the play leaves the audience with a feeling that Nora and Torvald would meet up again and talk their problems over.0
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... He is impotent as a god and dead as a male authority figure, and the audience and Nora realizes it (only Torvald does not.) In this final dialogue Nora is ...
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... issues in a dramatic scenario, and imposed their discussions onto their audience. ... her intention in protecting her husband at any price, "Torvald, with all his ...
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... cause has been praised and criticized; as he requires the audience to judge ... Nora expresses her repulsion about a fancy dress worn to please Torvald (her husband ...
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... Doll's House, Ibsen uses animal imagery as a way of helping his audience come to ... in the character development for both of the main characters, Torvald and Nora ...
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... asks her what she wants for Christmas, she tells him, "You could give me money, Torvald. . ... He is unaware of the loan; and to him and the audience, it seems she ...
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... Torvald Helmer is left with a choice. ... One would expect that a dramatist would try to use traditional methods of presentation so that the audience would more ...
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... Then onto the climax, where Torvald finally finds out about his wife's secret. The resolution of this is open to whatever the audience member wants to make up ...
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... the accompanying words or actions that is understood by the audience but not ... conversation between Nora and Christine it is clearly stated that Torvald does not ...
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... This is the nature of her personality the " playfulness" that makes the audience wonders if her relationship with Torvald is "playing" around also. ...
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... throughout much of the play is oppressed, presents an inauthentic identity to the audience and throughout ... Nora is oppressed by the manipulation from Torvald. ...
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... her secret unless she can persuade Torvald, the new bank manager, to let Krogstad keep his job. As Nora's problems begin to unravel, the audience is able to ...
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... or could cause injury and Nora can finally see this clearly as Torvald first condemns ... her husband and as shocking as this may have seem to audience, for Nora ...
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... This allows the audience to know that the Helmer's marriage is one not based on trust, but rather control. Torvald does not trust her with any finances; he ...
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... She realizes that Torvald is holding her back, and that his biased view of the ... feminism is a tool used by Ibsen to convey his greater message to the audience. ...
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... The audience expects to see a grateful response from Helmer when Nora ... In Ibsen's A Doll's House, Nora struggled with her husband Torvald, initially unaware of ...
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... Music in the play shouldn't constantly be played because the audience wouldn't ... At the point where Torvald is busy reading mail and Nora is distracting him, the ...
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... that Torvald must know of the situation. Then, she again frantically explores all of the options she's already dwelled on numerous times. But the audience, and ...
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