A Dolls House
After reading A Dolls House by Henrik Ibsen, I entangle that I had a better grasp of the relationship in the midst of men and women in the Victorian era. The man was all- powerful in this time; women were well in the background, subservient and dependent on men in all areas of her life. It was surprising to me that women were non allowed to fool legal documents, such a personal loan without a mans signature. Total dependency had to be a tough oral contraceptive to swallow for strong willed women. I am sure that numerous clever and cunning women were able-bodied to manipulate the men in their lives, letting the man believe that they were in full conquer of the relationship.
However the majority of women who were not able to assert themselves as forcefully as I am sure they wished. Men were able to run the household through kind or reprehensible intentions. In Noras case Torvald was a kind man, however it seemed to me that he was always belittling her with subtle, gentle verbal abuse that Nora heedless like a sponge. Nora tolerated these actions as long as in that respect was security for her and her children. Women of this era married mainly for security instead than love. If there was love in a marriage it was a by product of chance and a blessing, not the unwashed state of affairs between men and women.
When Nora finally realizes that Torvald is not a man of honor the need for security and dependence is broken. Nora prays for a miracle of miracles hoping that Torvald will come to her rescue and be her nickname on a white horse and save her from shock for the illegal loan she signed for. She prayed that Torvald would take the blame...
It could use just about reorganizing. Not only that, but one could argue that the authentic focus in this play was on finances, rather than the campaign of a woman.
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