https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8 How is this theatricality enhanced through entrances and exits? en-us 2016-09-19 06:56:44 UTC 2026-01-04 19:47:16 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645822 2016-09-19 07:53:37 UTC https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645822 https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645826 Every time she appears, she pushes Nora to disclose more truths.  In this way, she helps Nora admit the truth of what she has done even though it is uncomfortable.
"There's something that you don't know. I forged a signature." - Nora to Mrs. Linde
Nora paces around the room, goes to doors but never leaves. -> She wants to take action but never does anything. She requires other characters, particularly Mrs. Linde, to enter and push her to find a resolution. This could also illustrate that Nora is very passive and she has people come to her.  ]]> 2016-09-19 07:53:37 UTC https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645826 s02969 https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645854 Extended Metaphor?
Nora doesn't leave, anxiously listens through the door whenever she thinks somebody is entering, perhaps symbolic of the fact that she doesn't want to let people know about what she has done and what she hopes to do.
She also sends Mrs. Linde to do the footwork of her plan, perhaps because she doesn't want to get caught in the act herself.
Dress - Nora is supposed to be working on it, Helmer thinks shes working on it, in reality Mrs. Linde is the one working on the dress and Nora is fending off Krogstad, etc.]]> 2016-09-19 07:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124645854 https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124646357 The reality of characters' intentions. Nora is very open to Mrs. Linde proving her naivety. Take the example of when she willingly tells Mrs. Linde of the crime she committed and hopes that Mrs. Linde will be her witness when noone else is willing to help her. (200-201)

Mrs. Linde, on the other hand, is constantly using Nora for her own ambitions. This is apparent in page 202 when she repeatedly requests for Krogstad's address for her own wants, instead of helping Nora's cause.]]> 2016-09-19 07:56:42 UTC https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124646357 https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124646877 Symbol of Right (To the Hall) & Left (To deeper aspect of house) doors:

right door leads to the outside world this can be symbolic of freedom and the ability to enter and exit, moreover exposure to reality
the left door leads to the study which symbolises secrecy and the deepest part of the house.
Nora cannot exit through the right and only goes through the left when invitied]]> 2016-09-19 07:59:58 UTC https://padlet.com/barrowcliffjane/xbwyk62neja8/wish/124646877