Juveniles are notorious for following the actions of those elder to them. As well separation has an immense emotional factor on individuals, particularly more so in the juvenile generations. In the play A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen, Ibsen is demonstrating what the impact a mother and/ or fathers separation for a long period of time can affect an individual. If one does not seek assistants to mending a relationship, it causes children to feel insecure about the future, this can cause insecurity in their life and they could potentially think they were the cause of the separation. As an individual separates from something important it can possibly gain them great courage.
Some may think that you can change for a person to make the relationship perfect again. “I could change who I am” Ibsen expresses Torvald saying he is willing to make things work. Torvald is not wanting to let go of Nora and let his family crumble to pieces, he is being courageous and expressing his true feelings. As separation occurs in a family it does not necessarily have a good impact on those who are …show more content…
But one can soon come to realization that it is a must to keep your family interconnected. A relationship may have been broken for along time, they must come to consensus that there family will be torn apart and have to live a new life when divorce or separation happens. The couple can force love upon them, not have true love they are just holding on for their children. “You have never actually been in love with me, you have only loved the thought of being in love with me.” Perhaps this was Ibsen expressing Nora and Torvald's relationship, how Nora was only in it for herself and she did not truly love her family it was just the thought of having someone to love. Nora had to build up the courage to be strong for herself and do what she thought was right for her, even if that meant flipping her family's life upside
Some may think that you can change for a person to make the relationship perfect again. “I could change who I am” Ibsen expresses Torvald saying he is willing to make things work. Torvald is not wanting to let go of Nora and let his family crumble to pieces, he is being courageous and expressing his true feelings. As separation occurs in a family it does not necessarily have a good impact on those who are …show more content…
But one can soon come to realization that it is a must to keep your family interconnected. A relationship may have been broken for along time, they must come to consensus that there family will be torn apart and have to live a new life when divorce or separation happens. The couple can force love upon them, not have true love they are just holding on for their children. “You have never actually been in love with me, you have only loved the thought of being in love with me.” Perhaps this was Ibsen expressing Nora and Torvald's relationship, how Nora was only in it for herself and she did not truly love her family it was just the thought of having someone to love. Nora had to build up the courage to be strong for herself and do what she thought was right for her, even if that meant flipping her family's life upside