Act I !!! :)

I’ve decided that A Doll’s House is my favorite piece of literature that I’ve read in my sophomore year. From only reading the first act I got the whole feeling of the characters and really connected with the story. The characters are a lot like everyday people, for example Krogstad created a crime and is now trying to come back into society and not be looked upon in a bad way. Many people have created crimes in life and ask for forgiveness because they made a mistake. Many of the other characters play a role where they portray our society, which is because that’s how people actually are, even back in the 1800s when this was written.

In my last post I told you I’d keep you updated on the play. Therefore, Nora gets herself into a huge mess because as she tried to help a friend, but she’s being hold back by someone that can control her like a puppet, Krogstad. This is the man that she borrowed money from, who has the papers with Nora’s father’s forged signature on. I mentioned that Krogstad got into trouble with the law, which was that he forged a signature on documents. To warn her, Krogstad says, “You better tell your husband not to replace me, for you are the one to pay for it”. Was its wrong for Nora to borrow money and forged her almost dead father’s signature to help her ill husband become healthy again? Would you take a legal risk to help a loved one become better again? Most likely I certainly would!!!! And truthfully tell me, if you got in trouble with the law but your making your way back, would you blackmail someone else that made the same mistake as you????