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9 Cards in this Set
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Exclamatory (PAGE 72)
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Sentences type used to show emotion
Exclamatory “He’ll never do that,” shows Nora’s love towards her husband as she doesn’t want him finding about the debt. |
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Repetition of Interrogatives
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from Nora towards Krostad “What do you want, then?,” suggests Nora trying to question Krogstads authority .
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Minor sentences
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“No,” “I am,” (Nora)
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Imperatives (PAGE 73) |
used by Krogstad “and remember,” suggesting that he has control and power over Nora’s future. |
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Interrogatives |
“have you forgotten that then your reputation will be in my hands?,” again shows Krogstad’s threatening nature. |
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Exclamatory |
“You’ll see!” Shows Nora’s passion and desperation to keep her current life the same, shows how she is trying to hold everything together. |
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Minor Sentence (PAGE 74) |
“I’m not mad – I know exactly what I’m saying – and I’m telling you, no one else knows anything about this. I did it entirely on my own. Remember that.” Minor sentence “remember that” is used for dramatic effect to give emphasis and is also an imperative.
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Imperative (PAGE 75) |
Mrs Linde is telling Nora what to do “You must stop him. Go in and keep him talking.” Imperatives show that Mrs Linde is taking hold of the situation and helping Nora.
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Interrogatives
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“may a man enter his own drawing room again?” suggests to the audience that Helmer believes men have power over females – relates to the context of the piece and how women did not have the same rights as men. Helmer owns the drawing room – symbolises the idea of Helmer owning Nora and Nora owing everything to Helmer.
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