Act 3!

Act 3 was deffinetly filled with a lot of drama! Torvald is the most ignorant rude character in the whole play (actually, the only one). Once Torvald reads the letter about Nora, he flips out on her. Calls her names and blames everything on her and even threatens her.

** to be continued**

Act 2!

In Act 2 of "The Doll's House", we get to know more about the personalities of the characters. It's around Christmas, and Nora seems to be VERY paranoid about Krogstad putting a letter saying that Nora owes him money and she signed with a fake signature. Honestly, I think Nora is very ignorant for trusting Krogstad in the 1st place. I mean, he gave her the money but it came along with a lot of blackmailing and nuisance.

Rank comes over the house (like always) and Nora tries to convince him to give her money by flirting. Which is very stupid because that's how she gets herself into trouble, by borrowing money from people that she won't be able to pay back. But, Rank turns her down anyway because he's dying with a back problem, and there's no point. When Krogstad finally puts the letter in Torvald's letterbox, Mrs. Linde tries to chase after Krogstad and convince him to take it out. But Mrs. Linde changes her mind and thinks it's best if Torvald and Nora don't have any secrets from each other. When Torvald reads the letter, it's deffinetly a total disaster....