I commented on Giancarlo, donato, vinny, and Kendra posts

by the end of act 2, Nora is still not trust worthy and she is still telling lies like useual. Helmer still does not see how horrible his wife is. Nora has been sneaking around with Dr. Ranke and helmer does not know about it. they have been friends for a while but soon things will change!Krogstad had put the letter for Helmer to see what Nora did. Nora said if anything happens she would commit suicide. and also dr. Ranke confessed his love for nora. Nora is now leaving Helmer and taking Dr.Ranke because of his money that she desperately needs to take care of her family. "how painful and humiliating it would be for Torvald". [pg.197]

I commented on donato, al-shanae, Leonardo, and Giancarlo posts.

In act 1, there are a lot of drama and interesting parts. Nora has a problem saving her money, or the money her husband gives her. Shes always buying some sort of luxury that she really doesn't need in her everyday life. Not to mention she is not a very trust worthy person. Also she is being blackmailed by Krogstad for the money she owes him. Helmer calls Nora weird names because he does not take her seriously like he does to others. Krogstad is a lawyer, and not very fond of Nora at the moment. Also Mrs. Linde's husband died and now she is asking Torvald for a job because she needs money to take care of her brothers. Dr. rank is a docter and a family friend. As of now Helmer does not like Dr. rank because he does not trust him.
"its a sweet little bird but gets throught a terrible amount of money"
"Nora darling your tarantella"

 

my name is Vidy Autar and Im always late for first period. well its not my fault the bus leaves me every morning. English has been a blast so far, and its a whole new experience unlike last year. I enjoyed reading the story "through the tunnel" because I can sometimes relate to the little boy who went to the beach with his mother. English class makes me want to fall asleep sometimes but thanks too my two awesome teachers keeping me awake, I know that there awesome skills of teaching will definitely benefit me in the future with all sorts of things, like my Grammer for an example.

 

 

Henrik Ibsen was born on march 20, 1828 in Norway. in 1868 Ibsen moved to Germany, where he

wrote one of his most famous play called "a doll house". in 1890 he also wrote hedda gabler

which is another famous play. by 1891, Henrik Ibsen returned to Norway basically a literary

hero. Henrik Ibsen grew up in the small Norwegian coastal town of Skien as the oldest of five children, born to Knud and Marichen Ibsen. Henrik's father was a successful merchant and his mother basically painted, she also played the piano and loved to go to the theater often. Henrik Ibsen' family  was through into poverty when Ibsen was 8 because of problems with his father's business.

 

 At age 15, Henrik stopped going to school and started working. He landed a position as an apprentice in an apothecary in Grimstad. Ibsen worked there for six years, And used most of his  free time to write poetry and paint like his mother did. In 1849, Henrik wrote his first play called "catilina". It was very popular at the time. Hebrik Ibsen moved to Christiania in 1850 to study at the University of Christiania. The following year, Ibsen had a fateful encounter with violinist and theater manager Ole Bull. Ole Bull liked Henrik Ibsen and offered him a job as a writer and manager for the Norwegian Theatre in Bergen. Henrik Ibsen continued his journey as a playwriter, but then died on may, 23 1906. http://www.biography.com/people/henrik-ibsen-37014