Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Act 1

My thought on a Dolls House when I heard there was going to be a secret was that someone in the relationship wasn’t going to be faithful and honest. I thought that someone in the relationship would be cheating on someone and hiding it behind the other persons back. While reading the play I thought Nora was cheating on Torvald. That was my first thought when she was telling Mrs. Linde about how she got the money to save Torvald’s life.
Torvald doesn’t know anything about how Nora got the money. He believes Nora is bedridden and she can’t do much without any money. Nora is caught in a huge lie between herself and Krogstad. Nora has done an unacceptable thing by forging her father’s signature. Nora is trying to convince herself and Krogstad that what she did isn’t worth getting in trouble for. She believes that the law with have some sorrow on her because she was doing it to save her husband’s life. It’s just like in everyday life people rob banks to save their kids life because they care for them and they don’t want to see them hurt or die. The law isn’t easy on them most of the time. So was this lie really worth the risk? Is possibly ruining your reputation and appearance worth it?

Monday, May 17, 2010

My name is Dorsey Williams. I’m 15 years old and I am in the 10th grade. I love playing sports like baseball, football, and basketball. I haven’t really liked many things this year in English class. The things I did enjoy were reading A Raisin in the Sun and Lord of the Flies. I really liked reading Lord of the Flies because it was better than my expectations.
Henrik Isben was born in a small coastal town south of the country Norway, the town is Skien. Isben is one of the four greatest Norwegian playwrights’ of his time. Henrik Isben dreamed of being an artist when he was younger. At age 15 Isben’s education was interrupted by poverty and when he was 15 he was apprenticed to a pharmacist in Grimstad. His most important play was The Emperor and the Galilean.
www.kirjasto.sci.fi/ibsen.htm