If only the skeezy villains on Game of Thrones could rehabilitate that easily! Parents Home Homeschool College Resources. Study Guide. By Henrik Ibsen. Previous Next. Nils Krogstad Norwegian Machiavelli Nils Krogstad, the play's antagonist, uses some seriously villainous tactics over the course of the play.
After Torvald fires him, Krogstad takes it a step further, saying, "I want to get into the Bank again, in a higher position. Christine Linde Dr. What's Up With the Ending? Tired of ads? Act Two Quotes. Related Themes: Money and Work. Page Number and Citation : 54 Cite this Quote. A precious little pampered thing like you….
Related Themes: Gender. Act Three Quotes. Page Number and Citation : 63 Cite this Quote. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance. Act One. Nora asks who it is, and Nils Krogstad announces himself. Linde gasps and turns away. Nora asks in a tense murmur what Linde asks Nora who it was at the door.
Nora replied that it was Krogstad. Nora asks what he means and Dr. Nora asks what The door half opens. Krogstad stands in the doorway, waiting. Eventually he announces himself. Nora jumps up, startled, and asks Krogstad says that he saw Torvald walking down the street earlier with a lady. Nora asks Krogstad asks in a more polite tone if Nora will use her influence to his advantage Krogstad says he knew Torvald in their student days and is sure he is no more Nora, alone, tells herself that Krogstad is just trying to scare her.
The children stand in the doorway and tell her Nora decorates the tree, still talking to herself, saying everything Krogstad has said is nonsense and that she will do anything Torvald wants her to. Torvald replies that it was forgery, and asks if Nora knows what that So perhaps playwright Henrik Ibsen provides enough hints in the first two acts to convince us that all Krogstad really needed was someone like Mrs.
Linde to love and admire him. Yet, Krogstad begins a new life with a woman he believed had left him forever. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile.
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In Brave New World to hide the truth and keep the people happy they can not have the freedom to choose their job. This demonstrates a problem created as a result of the conflict between truth and happiness in Brave New World because if everyone was happy and knew the truth the world state might be able to let them choose their job without the fear of it destabilizing the.
He just wants what is best for Chairman Mao and not for the actual lives or families of the people that come to him. If you got caught in that trap there was no way you were getting back to the life you lived before where you could communicate with and help your family because you loved.
One of the major characters who influence the story greatly is Krogstad. He is viewed as the antagonist of the story, but in reality is very similar to Nora.
He is motivated by the idea of not being able to provide for his family. Although the audience may feel that Krogstad is blackmailing Nora for his own selfish reasons, in reality he is only doing this so that his children do not have to struggle because of what he did in the past. He blames his wrong doings on Mrs. Linde leaving him for a man who had more money. He wanted to be able to provide for his children.
Without his job at the bank, he knew he would not be able to do that. Linde manages to soften his heart, but she also does not let Nora get away with lying to Torvald. Linde is in some ways a part of Krogstad.
She is a part of his past, his present, and his future. In conclusion, Krogstad plays a vital role in this play.
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