Many people have watched movies or shows that are dramatic with blackmail or wanting to gain something back. A Doll House by Henrik Ibsen is one of the many plays that have a dramatic character that are trying to purse their personal desires, but I will be analyzing the roles of the minor characters Mr. Krogstad. By the end of this essay you will know why I am analyzing Krogstad. He is an interesting minor character to analyze. First I have to look at the plot. The narrator first states “A comfortable room, tastefully but not expensively furnished” (784). It suggests that we are in a middle class home. The bell then rings and Nora sees the delivery boy holding the Christmas tree which means it is around Christmas time. Torvald talks to Krogstad about he is mostly like to be fired. Later on in the play we see Krogstad wanting to have a word with Nora about him seeing her husband Torvald walking down the street with someone he might know which was Mrs. Linde who he once knew.
Later in the play Krogstad is speaking to Nora about how she’s is influencing her husband to hire Mrs. Linde and taking away his position …show more content…
Krogstad is desperately trying to raise his children to redeem himself” (84 Rosefeldt). because also he has committed the same crime as Nora. So he wrote a letter about Nora crimes and slips it in to Torvald’s mailbox. In the play Nora gets uneasy about how she is going to ruin Torvalds job and life so she’s willing to leave her family and Torvalds to not cause them burden. But later on in the play Krogstad sends a second letter that says that he has a change of heart and free them from being blackmailed. Then Torvalds tries to have a normal life with Nora again but she now knows that Torvald is a controlling person that treats her like a child and so she leaves him behind in order to become an adult. Krogstad finally found happiness with Mrs. Linde and forgets all about Nora’s
Later in the play Krogstad is speaking to Nora about how she’s is influencing her husband to hire Mrs. Linde and taking away his position …show more content…
Krogstad is desperately trying to raise his children to redeem himself” (84 Rosefeldt). because also he has committed the same crime as Nora. So he wrote a letter about Nora crimes and slips it in to Torvald’s mailbox. In the play Nora gets uneasy about how she is going to ruin Torvalds job and life so she’s willing to leave her family and Torvalds to not cause them burden. But later on in the play Krogstad sends a second letter that says that he has a change of heart and free them from being blackmailed. Then Torvalds tries to have a normal life with Nora again but she now knows that Torvald is a controlling person that treats her like a child and so she leaves him behind in order to become an adult. Krogstad finally found happiness with Mrs. Linde and forgets all about Nora’s