In Act II Nora paces the room uneasily, muttering to herself about her situation. Nora is talking to her maid about leaving the children and what well happen to them. She want to leave everything behind just because she does not want Torvald to be devastated about Nora forging her father's signature. Then Torvald returns, and Nora sends Mrs. Linde to see the children, explaining that “Torvald hates the sight of sewing.”
Then Nora is again asks him to save Krogstad’s job. Torvald tells her that Mrs. Linde will replace Krogstad at the bank. Then she knew the will be no way to save her from Krogstad from blackmailing her now. Torvald finds that Krogstad is intolerable working with him because he is a lying, forger er. Then Dr. Rank comes in when Torvald is upstairs and Nora shows Dr. Rank her stockings she got. Then Dr. Rank shows his infection for her but she denies it. Then Dr. Rank tells her that he is going to die soon and did not want to disappoint her husband that he is going to die so he left a letter. Next Krogstad comes inside and complains to her that he lost his job because of her and she will pay for it. Then Krogstad leaves a letter for Torvald after he leaves Nora paranoid. Next Torvald comes down and Nora was trying to distract him by dancing the tarantella but Torvald wants to see the mail that came in that day. Nora tries her best to distract him from getting the letter. Leave a comment about your reflection on the story in the bottom. Thanks!!
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
The Characters and Plot!!
About the characters first comes Nora, Nora has a childish characteristic she always squandering for macaroons. Nora husband Torvald tends to ask her not to purchase the macaroons and tends to lie about having them. Also she is kind of conceded for example in the play said "I could have gotten it from some admirer or other. After all, a girl with my ravishing appeal..." Torvald is a kind man but to his wife Nora he tends to get off hand and in result causes Nora to act childish. Torvald talks down to Nora for example “My little skylark”, “My little singing bird". Torvald view himself as intellectual superior of the household.
About the plot in the play whats happening is that Krogstad is blacking mailing Nora because she forged her dad signature and she lied to him also about her forging it. Nora wanted to save her husband life by borrowing money from Krogstad but her father had to sign the papers but Nora signed it her self and soon Krogstad figured out that she forged it . Nora ways trying to save her husband and now she is getting black mails for it. What do you feel about this situation??
About the plot in the play whats happening is that Krogstad is blacking mailing Nora because she forged her dad signature and she lied to him also about her forging it. Nora wanted to save her husband life by borrowing money from Krogstad but her father had to sign the papers but Nora signed it her self and soon Krogstad figured out that she forged it . Nora ways trying to save her husband and now she is getting black mails for it. What do you feel about this situation??
Monday, May 16, 2011
Henrik Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen (March 20, 1828- May 23, 1906) "Norwegian playwright one of the four great ones of the 19's century Norwegian literature". He is also known for the founder of the modern prose drama. As a kid he dreamed about being an artist. At the age of 15 he was a apprenticed to a pharmacist in Grimstad. Soon after he went to irregular school for university candidates, and soon after he earned his journalistic writings. Also he wrote two play that same year Catiline, and The Burial Mound.
In Ibsen plays were considered scandalous in much of society at the time, when Victorian values of family life. For example "A Doll's House" was a modern criticism of the traditional roles of men and women in Victorian marriage. Ibsen protagonist, Nora, leave her husband in search of the wider world. Nora role in the marriage was that of a doll thus the term of the title "A Doll House". Even her husband Torvald refers to her every time as his little "starling" and his "squirrel". Later in the play she is blackmailed due to an impropriety she committed in order to save her husband's life. Next she decides she must leave him and their children, and leave her Doll's House to discover what was truly real and what was not.
http://www.biographybase.com/biography/ibsen_henrik.html
http://kirjasto.sci.fi/ibsen.htm
In Ibsen plays were considered scandalous in much of society at the time, when Victorian values of family life. For example "A Doll's House" was a modern criticism of the traditional roles of men and women in Victorian marriage. Ibsen protagonist, Nora, leave her husband in search of the wider world. Nora role in the marriage was that of a doll thus the term of the title "A Doll House". Even her husband Torvald refers to her every time as his little "starling" and his "squirrel". Later in the play she is blackmailed due to an impropriety she committed in order to save her husband's life. Next she decides she must leave him and their children, and leave her Doll's House to discover what was truly real and what was not.
http://www.biographybase.com/biography/ibsen_henrik.html
http://kirjasto.sci.fi/ibsen.htm
About me!!
Hey my name is Kevin and what i liked the most of our class is that its funny and fun and i liked how we was reading Julius Caesar i like mythology. English is not my favorite subject Im more a math person myself but some how I keep my grade at a standard. I like the teacher i have for this English class their weird but in a good way.Anyway I think blogging idea is going to be real fun.
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