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1) Mrs. Linde broke off her relationship with Krogstad because C. Krogstad could not support Mrs. Linde's mother and brothers. Even though Mrs. Linde was in love with Krogstad, she chosen another man for her marriage as she wanted to live with someone who could help to take care of her sick mother and small brothers. Both hearts were broken.
2) Mrs. Linde's proposal to Krogstad is that Mrs. Linde and Krogstad should C. marry. Since she became a widow she can freely love the man that she was in love with all that tough time. She offers him to make a family so that his children could have a mother and she could have someone to take care of.
3) When Torvald reads Krogstad's letter, Nora plans to A. commit suicide. Kongrad was out of himself with anger because he was fired. He wrote a blackmailing letter for Torvald in order to have a better a job and run the bank instead of him. Nora is afraid that Torvald can blame it on her and she comes up with an idea of suicide. But Krogstad says that this is not a solution as he would still have a power over Torvald.
4) When Torvald reads the letter from Krogstad, his reaction is that Nora B. is a criminal and a liar. As he finishes reading a letter, Nora can see from his eyes that he has just changed his good attitude towards her. Torvald took off the letter and, filled with anger and despair says that she is terrible mother and orders her to stay away from their kids.
5) After reading Krogstad's first letter, Torvald's plan is to D. continue to live with Nora for the sake of appearance. She had a stunning face and her beauty plays the most important role in this story. Nora is totally offended as she realises that she is being loved for nothing. She gives up when Torvald receives the second letter which tells that Krogstad wills to stop blackmailing.
6. One type of animal that Torvald uses to describe Nora is a C. bird. He always gave her tiny pet names, he does it throughout the whole play but mostly in the first act you can see how he calls her: ''My little skylark". He called her so to point out that her behaviour is too childish.
7. The title A Doll House probably comes from the fact that D. Nora's husband treats her like a pretty doll. He was glad to have a beautiful wife but he did not get deeper that loving her appearance. This statement, as well as the title of the play, supports the main problem that is revealed throughout the play.
8. Nora really believed that when Torvald read Krogstad's letter he would D. take the blame himself. She had a hope that after reading the blackmailing letter Torvald could sacrifice himself to save her. She would not allow him to do that, but she just wanted to see such intentions. This action of her husband make her think that he is nobody but a coward.
9. When Torvald wants to make up to Nora, Nora's plan is to A. leave the house and leave the children with Torvald. After the situation with letter that showed up the real Torvald's character, she concluded that their marriage was a mistake and a lie. She tells him that they never had a real family and leaves him with children, not paying attention to his excuses.
10. The miracle she refers to is D. Torvald forgiving her. She actually refers to her hope that he could take all the responsibility on his shoulders. When she revealed him what she realized about their marriage she mentions ''it was a wonderful thing to be waiting for a miracle''.
2) Mrs. Linde's proposal to Krogstad is that Mrs. Linde and Krogstad should C. marry. Since she became a widow she can freely love the man that she was in love with all that tough time. She offers him to make a family so that his children could have a mother and she could have someone to take care of.
3) When Torvald reads Krogstad's letter, Nora plans to A. commit suicide. Kongrad was out of himself with anger because he was fired. He wrote a blackmailing letter for Torvald in order to have a better a job and run the bank instead of him. Nora is afraid that Torvald can blame it on her and she comes up with an idea of suicide. But Krogstad says that this is not a solution as he would still have a power over Torvald.
4) When Torvald reads the letter from Krogstad, his reaction is that Nora B. is a criminal and a liar. As he finishes reading a letter, Nora can see from his eyes that he has just changed his good attitude towards her. Torvald took off the letter and, filled with anger and despair says that she is terrible mother and orders her to stay away from their kids.
5) After reading Krogstad's first letter, Torvald's plan is to D. continue to live with Nora for the sake of appearance. She had a stunning face and her beauty plays the most important role in this story. Nora is totally offended as she realises that she is being loved for nothing. She gives up when Torvald receives the second letter which tells that Krogstad wills to stop blackmailing.
6. One type of animal that Torvald uses to describe Nora is a C. bird. He always gave her tiny pet names, he does it throughout the whole play but mostly in the first act you can see how he calls her: ''My little skylark". He called her so to point out that her behaviour is too childish.
7. The title A Doll House probably comes from the fact that D. Nora's husband treats her like a pretty doll. He was glad to have a beautiful wife but he did not get deeper that loving her appearance. This statement, as well as the title of the play, supports the main problem that is revealed throughout the play.
8. Nora really believed that when Torvald read Krogstad's letter he would D. take the blame himself. She had a hope that after reading the blackmailing letter Torvald could sacrifice himself to save her. She would not allow him to do that, but she just wanted to see such intentions. This action of her husband make her think that he is nobody but a coward.
9. When Torvald wants to make up to Nora, Nora's plan is to A. leave the house and leave the children with Torvald. After the situation with letter that showed up the real Torvald's character, she concluded that their marriage was a mistake and a lie. She tells him that they never had a real family and leaves him with children, not paying attention to his excuses.
10. The miracle she refers to is D. Torvald forgiving her. She actually refers to her hope that he could take all the responsibility on his shoulders. When she revealed him what she realized about their marriage she mentions ''it was a wonderful thing to be waiting for a miracle''.
