Act Three

In the beginning of act three Krogstad and Mrs. Linde were talking in the house and they were starting to get intimate. We also start to find out that they have had a thing for each in the past and they were together at one point. Mrs. Linde calls Krogstad by another name and that is a sign they are getting intimate again. Since they split up bad things have happened to both of them. to be continued

Act Two

In the second act of A Doll's House you get to meet the characters a little bit better. Nora speaks out a little bit more and is not as shy as she was in act one. You meet a new character named Dr. Rank who is in love with Nora and happens to be very close with Nora as well. They are very good friends and Nora is very flirty with him and she continues to show that she is a tease and thats she is a fake person.

Act One

In act one of a Doll's House you meet the characters of the story and you can see alot about their personalities and the way they act. Nora is a very shy person and she is timid at times. It seems like she is hiding something and she is holding back. Also Nora seems to be very flirty with other men in the story and she is kind of a tease. Krogstad is a mean person and he is very stern. He is trying to take advantage of Nora with her money situation and it is not fair for him to do that when she is in a bad time in her life. Krogstad is very disreputable and most people in his town do not like him for what he has done in the past.Torvald is a person that seems to have a split personality at times. I think he is bipolar because he is nice one minute and mean the next. He says demeaning things to Nora and thinks she is worthless and just a dumb woman. He also strongly reproaches her and puts her down for what she does wrong.

Assignment One

Henrik Ibsen is the author of the play The Doll's House and was his second piece of work. During his life he made five plays including Peer Gynt, A Doll's House, Ghosts, The Wild Duck, and Hedda Gabler. Most of the characters in his players are l mirrors or reflect on his parents. His plays seem to be dark and depressing like part of his childhood was. The play The Doll's House was called the first feminist play and Ibsen denied this statement. His childhood was very good at first until his father lost his job and the family lost money. Before his father lost his job his family was very happy and he had a happy life.