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Doll House Essay

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English

 

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Raymond M

 

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June 13, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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During the play, the majority of the dramatic irony displayed is between Nora and Torvald, with Torvald being the character whose knowledge is limited. In the beginning of the play, when Mr. Krogstad is threatening to tell Torvald of Nora's secret, Nora pleads with him and asks him not to. She says to him that "It would be a rotten shame...
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Krogstad is threatening to tell Torvald of Nora's secret, Nora pleads with him and asks him not to. She says to him that "It would be a rotten shame. That secret is all my pride and joy - why should he have to hear about it in this nasty, horrid way?hear about it from you" (). This is an example of irony because her "pride and joy" is something that her husband would completely disapprove of...
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