Wow. So much has happened in Act II of A Dollhouse. This act really shows the characters true colors. Krogstad was still making Noras life hell. It's to the point where she will commit suicide if Helmer were to ever read the letter. I think she's better off confronting him about it then being selfish taking her life away, leaving her family behind. She believes that it will suppress the family but she needs to have an open mind. On another note Dr. Rank said he " loved" her!
Nora doesn't know how to feel about that. Mrs. Linde supposedly a good, loyal friend of Nora back stabbed her. They made a deal to convince Krogstad to take the letter back. But Mrs. Linde got caught up in her feelings and messed up the plan. They came to a realization that they needed each other. Therefore once Krogstad was about to give in she changed his mind and took it upon herself. She claims that Helmer should indeed see the letter and they should work things out to make them closer. What a hypocrite.....
I liked how you said Nora doesn't know how to feel about Mrs.Linde
ReplyDeleteBased on the situation Nora is in I would agree with your opinion that she would be better off confronting Torvald. You are right when you say taking her life is selfish because she is leaving Torvald, her children, and her newly discovered lover Dr. Rank. By being proactive and talking to Torvald before he reads the letter from Krogstad may give her a slight upperhand in their discussion. Torvald may also appreciate that Nora came to him for help since to him she is helpless without him.
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