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... to lie to him because he would not have of accepted anything from her because it would have been insulting to him. When an old school friend of Nora's named Kristine Linde asks Nora if she will ever tell him the truth Nora replied "Some day perhaps many years in time, when I"m no longer as pretty as I am now. You musn ... ...
... of being a woman in the Victorian era, she identified the problem, Torvald. He had held her back from her potential and she threw her weight against him. She talked with Kristine about this who said " my mother was still alive, but bed ridden and helpless - and I had my two younger brothers to look after." to explain why she was forced to ... ...
... not only to the outside world, but also to one another. The restrictions involved in living within a created role stifle their marriage and their individuality and create a gender conflict. When Kristine Linde asks Nora if she will ever tell Torvald about the loan from Krogstad, Nora replies, "Good heavens, how could you ever imagine such a thing! . . . It would spoil everything between ... ...
... in case they ruin my teeth, you know. Still, what's the matter once in a while! Don't you think so, Dr. Rank? Here! (popping one into her mouth) And you too, Kristine. And I shall have one as well; just a little one or two at the most (928)." This is perhaps the defining moment as to when Nora feels as if she should ... ...
... of eight years. Torvald is too consumed in himself to see anything else. He thinks that no one will lower their pride for someone they love. Amazingly, a few pages before, Kristine proved him wrong. She still loved Krogstad and wanted to be with him and work with him despite the fact that everyone frowns upon him because he has committed forgery ... ...
