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Post by elijahlee on Dec 30, 2012 22:48:52 GMT -5
Although I didn't watch the play, I did have a favorite character in the play. I really liked Nora's character in the end, because the author was able to change completely my opinions of Nora from two opposite ends of the spectrum: dislike into appreciation. I really thought it was spectacular how the author was able to portray Nora in such a detestable way then completely change the reader's feelings.
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Post by jessicashim2013 on Dec 31, 2012 0:15:40 GMT -5
My favorite was Nora. Before watching the play, I though she was a immature, young woman but after watching the whole play, I was able to see how she changed. When she said that she should leave, I was surprised but the same time, admired her. It showed how she became mature. She wanted to learn about herself and the outside world. She was brave enough to sepak up for herself and leave her family.
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Post by seongrae on Jan 5, 2013 8:20:10 GMT -5
Many people¡¯s favorite character is Dr. Rank. I don¡¯t know if they liked him when we read the story or they started to like Dr. Rank when they saw the actor in the play. My favorite character is Mr. Linde. I liked how she was overcoming her life from very bottom to the top. My guess and the real character were very similar. Mrs. Linde was shown in the story very directly, but it was not right that Mrs. Linde will marry Mr. Krogstad.
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Post by minchoi0923 on Jan 5, 2013 8:31:41 GMT -5
Dr. Rank was the most unexpected actor I think. The way I imagined of Dr. Rank was completely different from the actor. I had always imagined Dr.Rank as someone with pale skin and large dirk circles with lots of wrinkles on. However, the actor was much more handsome than I thought, which is why he was also my favorite actor
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Post by edward08 on Jan 9, 2013 0:29:23 GMT -5
My favorite was nora , because her role and personality changed over the time. We thought that she was ignorant and childish and at the end she tend to be much more clever and out win her husband and she said wat she ithinks is right
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Post by junaen0416 on Jan 13, 2013 3:41:13 GMT -5
Nora, nah! My favorite of them all was the nursemaid. All she had to do was serve the family and bear witness to the miserable lives of the Nora's family with all these lies and frauds and cheats, seeing the family fall apart. She was a neutral character in this play and a play card to show that the play was in fact a reality.
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Post by sammy576 on Jan 20, 2013 2:32:52 GMT -5
My favorite character in the play was definitely Mrs. Linde. I am a person who loves sarcasm and the one person who was really good at being sarcastic was Mrs. Linde. When Mrs. Linde and Nora starting discussing about what had happened in their lives, it was quite obvious that Mrs. Linde was being sarcastic when she referred to Nora's experience as "painstaking" since she was obviously comparing it with her own adversities. I also like the character of Mrs. Linde because she seems to actually care about her divorced husband instead of just ignoring him.
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Post by michellelee on Jan 20, 2013 3:27:12 GMT -5
My favorite actress was Nora in the play. Even though she was very childish in the beginning, I liked the way she changed at the end. She became sort of like an independent lady and was no longer dependent on her husband for every single thing. She wasn't so childish anymore.
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Post by tha0ism on Jan 20, 2013 18:08:55 GMT -5
I loved doctor rank!! he was so cute. Not his face that i a talking about but the way he acted. when nora was kissing her husband, he couldnt even look at them because he really loved nora. and when halmer said something mean to Nora, he got mad. he is sooooo cute
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Post by joon on May 12, 2013 21:01:15 GMT -5
I agree with Julie. Krogstad was the most interesting and agreeable character in the play because although he was portrayed as a villain in the beginning of the play, he turned out to be merely a victim of society. By choosing to stray from the social norm and go with his instincts, Krogstad was a transcendentalist who had to suffer the condemnations of society.
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