In Henrik Ibsen’s famous play, “A Doll’s House”, the main character, Nora, displays a lack of interest to her children. The gap between Nora and a real mother is made when the two is compared and contrasted.
To begin with, a mother’s top priority should be their young, otherwise it makes children less important than money and jobs. Even a cub is cared for by its mother until it has enough strength to survive on its own. If mothers cannot do this, what does that make humans? A mother whose importance lies in care for her children, emphasizes the difference of top priority and neglect. She stated,”Money is important, but isn’t life more precious than how much gold, diamond, or jewels you can get? If money is more significant than life, why do parents …show more content…
Keeping a secret can be a relationship’s savior or it can be it’s destruction. A mother, who was asked whether she like keeping secrets to her family or not, replied with, “I think you should be allowed to keep secrets to your family. That is part of what makes us human. However, we must know when it is okay to keep secrets and when it is right to tell them aloud.” As mentioned previously, minor secrets should be allowed to be kept inside and major ones should be told as they can be devastating when exploited in the wrong manner. Under those circumstances, Nora feels the same way; However, she kept a secret too big to be held within. Ultimately the secret was spilled and the result was groundbreaking. Mrs. Linde, who once tried to stop the blackmail realized what result the secret would bring if it was not released. She explained to Krogstad,”...I have witnessed incredible things in this house. Helmer must know all about it. This unhappy secret must be disclosed; they must have a complete understanding between them.” Nora who had been hiding the fact she forged her father’s signature for the loan and
To begin with, a mother’s top priority should be their young, otherwise it makes children less important than money and jobs. Even a cub is cared for by its mother until it has enough strength to survive on its own. If mothers cannot do this, what does that make humans? A mother whose importance lies in care for her children, emphasizes the difference of top priority and neglect. She stated,”Money is important, but isn’t life more precious than how much gold, diamond, or jewels you can get? If money is more significant than life, why do parents …show more content…
Keeping a secret can be a relationship’s savior or it can be it’s destruction. A mother, who was asked whether she like keeping secrets to her family or not, replied with, “I think you should be allowed to keep secrets to your family. That is part of what makes us human. However, we must know when it is okay to keep secrets and when it is right to tell them aloud.” As mentioned previously, minor secrets should be allowed to be kept inside and major ones should be told as they can be devastating when exploited in the wrong manner. Under those circumstances, Nora feels the same way; However, she kept a secret too big to be held within. Ultimately the secret was spilled and the result was groundbreaking. Mrs. Linde, who once tried to stop the blackmail realized what result the secret would bring if it was not released. She explained to Krogstad,”...I have witnessed incredible things in this house. Helmer must know all about it. This unhappy secret must be disclosed; they must have a complete understanding between them.” Nora who had been hiding the fact she forged her father’s signature for the loan and