Character Relationships in A Doll's House

Very Hard Drama Analysis Character Relationships

Consider the complex relationships depicted in the play *A Doll's House* by Henrik Ibsen. In the context of Act II, analyze the dynamics between Nora, Torvald, and Krogstad. How does the interaction among these characters illuminate the themes of power, deception, and societal expectations?

Which option best characterizes the intricacies of their relationships within the play?

Nora and Torvald's relationship is characterized by mutual admiration, with no underlying power struggle.

Krogstad's influence on Nora serves to diminish Torvald's authority, highlighting a reversal of traditional gender roles.

Nora manipulates both Torvald and Krogstad, demonstrating her control over both men and defying typical gender expectations.

Torvald is aware of Nora's secret from the beginning, leading to a foundation of honesty that informs their interactions.

Krogstad's motivations are purely selfish, lacking any emotional connection to Nora, thus simplifying their relationship.

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