a doll house
The play "A Doll House" is a story about a woman's debt conflicting with her marriage. Nora, the wife, borrows money from a friend to take care of her sick husband, Torvald Helmer. She plans on paying Nils Krogstad, the loaner, back, but he uses this debt as blackmail, when her husband fires him from his job. Helmer acts as a father to Nora then a husband. Nora is portrayed as a doll for most of the story. At the end of the story, she finally analyzes her relationship and realizes she needs to leave her husband.Nora's life was practically just fun and games. Helmer used her as a toy. She had to obey whatever Helmer said. He was definitely the boss of the family. He worked and made all the money for the family. He regulated how much money would be given to the wife and he paid all the bills. Housekeepers and nannies were hired, so Nora really had no worries. All she did was play with the children and with Helmer. Helmer is real bossy. He always expresses his opinions about problems in the household, whereas, Nora has to keep her opinion to herself, not wanting to upset Helmer. "Yes, very - that is, if you actually hung onto the money I give you, and you actually used it to buy yourself something. But it goes for the house and f
He finally does open the letter one night after a party. Not knowing any of this, Helmer soon fired Krogstad and replaced him with one of Nora's friends. Nora began to think of all the possibilities that could happen. Krogstad was an employee at the bank that Helmer managed at. Nora, awaiting the opening of the letter, she hears "Nora! What is this? You know what is in this letter?" (p. Nora shared her thoughts about their marriage. 1144) Helmer teaches her what are right and wrong, and how things should work with expenses and other everyday things. Torvald, then, began to beg her to stay. We've made a brave stand up to now, the two of us; and we will go right on like that the little while we have to. He figured he would not be able to find another job and would be unable to take care of his children. The date next to his signature was after his death, concluding that Nora had forged her father's name, a felo!ny. As her father was dying and her husband was sick, she borrowed a great amount of money from Nils Krogstad. ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**. Nora had finally snapped out of it and began to leave, not wanting to deal with her husband anymore and finally realizing what a bad relationship they had.
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