2 Responses

1. Scott L

   16|Dec|2009 1

   Nora, who superficially appears to be a spoiled, childish housewife completely under her husband’s thumb, has actually saved his life without his knowledge and broken law to do it. As it all comes out, she appears as a very strong woman who, in the end, sacrifices her family life in order to become an independent individual in a society that disapproves.
   In its day it was regarded as a scandalous expose of the status of women. In Germany, indeed, Ibsen was required to change the ending to a “happy” one to satisfy the censors. Today, it still speaks powerfully to us as a statement on the status and the potential and the strength of women.

2. Miss Infinity

   16|Dec|2009 2

   everyday situations in a house can be lived through yes you gessed it DOLLS!