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How does Helmer view Nora?
How does Helmer view Nora?
- As a plaything or bird, not an independent person (correct)
- As an equal partner in the marriage
- As a responsible and capable individual
- As a strong and independent woman
What does Mrs. Linde recognize about Nora's marriage?
What does Mrs. Linde recognize about Nora's marriage?
- It is based on mutual understanding
- It is based on financial convenience
- It is based on deception (correct)
- It is based on love and trust
What deceptive quality about the nature of the world does Krogstad show Nora?
What deceptive quality about the nature of the world does Krogstad show Nora?
- The innocent wife is as guilty as the unscrupulous opportunist (correct)
- Life challenges can be faced independently
- An individual is responsible for his own acts
- Society punishes the lawbreaker
What does Nora learn through suffering?
What does Nora learn through suffering?
What problem does Ibsen use to describe the Helmers' deceptive material relationship?
What problem does Ibsen use to describe the Helmers' deceptive material relationship?
Study Notes
How does Helmer view Nora? What does Mrs. Linde recognize about Nora's marriage? What deceptive quality about the nature of the world does Krogstad show Nora? What does Nora learn through suffering? What problem does Ibsen use to describe the Helmers' deceptive material relationship?
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Test your understanding of Nora and Mrs. Linde's evolving perceptions and their experiences with marriage in Act 1 of 'A Doll's House'. Explore themes of deception, financial convenience and the value of truthful human relationships.
