Analysing Nora’s Comment to Mrs. Linde

Analysis of Nora's comment on Mr. Linde Torvald likes looking at sewing at home, so Torvald likes the beautiful, carefree wife's idea and appearance that you do not need to work but need not serve It is an exhibit that you can see that. As Nora explained to Mrs Linde, Tovard liked his house to be "happy and enthusiastic". Mrs Linde's answer is that Nora is "her daughter's daughter", so she is also very good at making her family happy. This shows that Nora's father treated it the same way as Tobard. Means of the correct appearance of the family.

Mrs Linde - a childhood friend of Nora. Christin Linde is a realistic and realistic woman, and her enthusiastic world view emphasizes her somewhat childish view of life. Mrs. Linde's explanation about her poor life highlights the privileged nature of life led by Nora. In addition, I learned that Mrs Linde was responsible for her sick parents, and that Nora abandoned her father when he got sick. Rank Dr. - Tobird's best friend. Dr. Rank is the personality in the drama, I do not mind what other people think about him. He is also famous for his strong acceptance of his destiny. Unlike Tovard and Nola, Dr. Lan acknowledges the incidence of his life (literally, in his case). In most cases, he avoids talking to Torvald about Torvald's persecution of ugly disgust, and he is likely to die.

Both Dr. Land and Mrs Linde were both involved in the influence of Nora and Tobard. Dr. Rank is a piece of indomitable morality of Taurval, Mrs Linde is a belief in the importance of Nora's birth and marriage. Through the script, the problem of Dr. Rank and Mrs. Linde was solved by knowledge of other supporting alliance, either dying or not. But as far as Mrs Linde is concerned, it is controversial whether her decision against Krostad is a positive decision or a negative decision. On the other hand, she enters this relationship roughly equal to Krogesta; they all rely on one (unlike Nora and Torvald). On the other hand, Mrs Linde has just entered another life to take care of others, and she has not experienced a real self-discovery process (Nora finally advocated)

Mrs. Linde and Mrs. Nola may lead the opposite life, but Mrs. Linde and Norahermar both begin to marry and do not have real love for her husband. Mrs Linde married her ex-husband, because her father died, she had to raise her brother. Because of economic stability, she married to him, "Since the mother is still alive, bedridden, helpless, I have to serve my two brothers." In fact, Mrs. Linde is her ex-husband The proposal was called an offer, which means that she saw it as a business transaction, in other words, it is a symbiotic relationship Mrs Linde needs economic stability and her ex-husband is a wife On the other hand, Nora married Mr. Helmer even if she did not love him, she seems to have been influenced by her father's opinion.