A Doll's House by Henrick Ibsen tells the story of Nora, a woman who is treated like a doll in her own home.
... Torvald . Torvald : There may be a little truth in what you say , though you exagger- ate and romanticize . But from now on it'll be different . Playtime is over . Now the time has come for education . Nora : Whose education ? Mine or ...
... Torvald's point of view . Sometimes , however , an actor finds that he has drawn a blank . Torvald's philosophy leaves him cold ; he is indifferent to the charac- ter's needs ; he finds it impossible to share Torvald's ideas . There ...
... Torvald and Nora Helmer in A Doll's House. For eight years and during the breeding and rearing of three children, Torvald has treated Nora as a charming little plaything whose delight must be to delight him. And Nora has risen, or ...
... Torvald Helmer . Nora's father , a banker , was irresponsible , according to Torvald , who thinks of himself as responsible and ethical although he is merely moralistic , opportunistic , and smug . Aside from his streak of casual ...
... Torvald Helmer in the 1973 film of 'The Doll's House'? (a) Anthony Hopkins (c) Burt Reynolds 2 Right before his ... Torvald and Nora's Trip to Italy (c) Krogstad and Christine's Marriage (d) Torvald's Promotion to Manager of The ...
... Torvald opens his door quickly and stands with the letter in his hand ) TORVALD : Nora ! NORA : Ah . TORVALD : What's this ? Do you know what's in this letter ? NORA : Yes , I know . Let me go . Let me get out of here . TORVALD ...
... Torvald is a reasonably good husband and Torvald and Nora's marriage is , by the look of it , a fairly healthy and happy one , can Nora's plight stand forth as the plight of the modern woman and perhaps even the modern individual : the ...
... Torvald will find out everything , Nora confides in her friend Mrs. Linde : " It's the miracle now that's going to take place " ( 89 ) . Torvald only recently swore to protect Nora from the threat of any danger , and Nora feels that his ...
... Torvald guarantee his employment at the bank and to eventually attain a higher position . Nora declares that her husband would never submit to such humiliation and hints she would rather sacrifice her life than have Torvald suffer ...