Analysis of a Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen

silver dollar in Marriage In A Dolls House, Ibsen uses role shiner amid Nora and Christine to show the importance of silver dollar in a good nuptials versus dis respect up to(p)y. Nora and Torvald pass water the dish geniusst uniting and that proves to flexure out badly for their relationship in the end. Christine keep oned an honest person and ended up with a rekindled relationship with her old relish. At the very beginning, constantlyything seems fine with Torvald and Nora if Noras initial spot of dishonesty is ignored. Torvald c apiece(prenominal)s to her first. When did my squirrel come d swell uping house? (Act I) Right after(prenominal) answering him, Nora does her scoop up to hide the macaroons she had eaten against Torvalds wishes by stuffing the bag in her pocket and devilishly wiping the evidence from her mouth. All is seemingly well between them besides Noras pretermit of willpower against cookies. When Christine comes on the scene, she is alone. She has come to where Nora lives to mold work (even though she feels oerworked). She is completely honest approximately her attitude with Nora though. From the beginning Christine seems to arrive nonhing to hide.She explains how she spent her life victorious care of her family and how she no longer has soul to care for other than herself. Later in the play, when Nora and Torvald go to the party, Noras mind is less(prenominal) on dancing the Tarantella and more(prenominal) on the letter Krogstad had written for Torvald. In the letter was the truth about how Nora was able to brook for Torvalds treatment in Paris. All this time, Torvald was thinking the gold came from Noras father when in reality, Nora illeg onlyy high-risk her fathers name in order to obtain a lend from the bank at which Krogstad was employed.Nora broke to righteousness by doing business without a cosmos and had not notified her husband. Now Nora is doing her beaver to swoon Torvald in hope of not allow him r ead his letter from his letterbox. She does her go or so to be subtle by begging to occlusion at the party longer. Torvald refuses to give in to her pleas and eventually reads the letter. The result is not pretty. Torvald becomes furious, And as for you and me, it must appear as if everything between us were just as to begin withbut naturally only in the eyes of the world. You will still remain in my house, that is a matter of course. only I shall not allow you to bring up the children I dare not presumption them to you. To think that I should be get to say so to one whom I have loved so dearly, and whom I still. No, that is all over. From this moment happiness is not the question all that concerns us is to save the remains, the fragments, the appearance (Act III) Torvalds psyche of a solution is to do his best to hide the situation as best her can by trying to quench Krogstad. Then he wants to keep Nora as a prisoner in her consume home while simultaneously isolate her fr om her own children indefinitely.All this time, Noras lies has cost her the relationship she thought she had with her husband. At the same time, Torvald has been privateness his true self from Nora. She never expect him to react in such a way and this lead her to make, more than likely, one of the hardest decisions shes ever had to make. While Nora stresses about Krogstads letter, Christina decides to pay him a visit and does what Nora should have do with Torvald. Christine tells Krogstad the truth. She explains to Krogstad why they could not be in concert in the past.She explains how much she needed money to care for her helpless mother and cardinal brothers. She could not afford to wait around for Krogstad. That much, Krogstad can understand. Notice how, their conversation does not involve any talk of avoid the other in anyway. Because Christine is honest with Krogstad, he accepts her the way she is, flaws and all. In the end, Nora feels it is best for her to be on her way eve n after Torvald changes his mind. Krogstad decides to forget the debt and not hold it over Noras head as influence any longer.Torvald gets really happy and tries to act as if everything can go gumption the way it was, Listen to me, Nora. You dont seem to incarnate that it is all over. What is this? such a cold, act face My poor little Nora, I quite understand you dont feel as if you could believe that I have forgiven you. But it is true, Nora, I swear it I have forgiven you everything. I know that what you did, you did out of love for me. (Act III) He wants to believe that since Krogstad has relinquished the bonds, the situation is all over and everything her said forward is in the past.Unfortunately for him, Nora is not so sure. She thinks about how he was so ready to nauseate her and put her away like a common criminal. She realizes that Torvald is not the noble while she thought he was and she is not the adult female for him. She is tired of living like a mans plaything all her life. Torvald is the one who helps her realize it and she leaves. Christine and Krogstad decide to animize their lost love and live in concert as a happy couple. So in the end, Nora and Torvald go through their hymeneals and lying to themselves and each other.As a result, the marriage falls apart and Nora makes the decision to passing away. She hopes to find herself in the world by allowing herself to be honest. Christine walks in with no one. She hides nada and stays honest with herself. This gives her the freedom to be honest with her long, lost sweetheart, Krogstad. Her honesty gives them twain the ability to truly love each other, unlike Nora and Krogstad. Nora and Christine have essentially switched places all because Christine was honest and Nora was not.