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Nora

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English

 

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Mark W

 

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July 3, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Rather, it is the intention or the motivation with which she carries herself throughout the text and more importantly the sub-text of the play that makes her different. Nora, despite her disenchantment and climactic decision, comes across as a less than innocent woman ambivalently portrayed, incredibly adept at manipulation and who does not, in the end, deserve the full sympathy that the thrust of the dominant narrative demands...
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Nora, despite her disenchantment and climactic decision, comes across as a less than innocent woman ambivalently portrayed, incredibly adept at manipulation and who does not, in the end, deserve the full sympathy that the thrust of the dominant narrative demands. She walks into a comfortably and tastefully furnished room, as soon as the play begins, with a bunch of parcels and immediately asks for the Christmas Tree to be hidden "carefully", pops a few macaroons into her mouth and then cautiously goes to her husband's door and listens, eventually remarking "Yes he is in...
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Nora-Sakari Memo nora-sakari nora A Doll's Hous and Nora A Dolls House-nora In Act One Mrs. Linde describes Nora as “a child?” Is this a fair estimation of Nora’s character at the beginning of the play? Nora As A Doll Nora's Quest for Justice Nora's Transformation Nora Nora Nora as a child Nora Helmer Character Sketch Of Nora Nora As A Doll
 

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