A Doll's House Act 3

Front 1

set

Back 1

same except table and chairs are put in the middle and music could be heard

Front 2

What was Kristina doing while waiting

Back 2

reading a book

Front 3

Why does Kristina say she cant meet Krogstad at her house

Back 3

there is no seperate entrance to her room

Front 4

well, you never understood me

Back 4

Kristina

Front 5

was there anything to understand- except what was so obvious to the whole world: a heartless woman throwing a man over when someone richer turns up

Back 5

Krogstad

Front 6

you musnt forget that my mother was quite helpless and that i had two small brothers

Back 6

Kristina

Front 7

even so, you had no right to throw me over for someone else

Back 7

Krogstad

Front 8

when i lost you, it was just as if the very ground had given way under my feet. look at me now- a shipwrecked man clinging to a spar

Back 8

Krogstad

Front 9

help could be near

Back 9

Kristina

Front 10

I've learned to think before i act. Life and bitter necessity have taught me that

Back 10

Kristina

Front 11

life has taught me to believe in fine speeches

Back 11

Krogstad

Front 12

I'm like a shipwrecked woman clinging to a spar- no one to cry over, and no one to care for

Back 12

Kristina

Front 13

suppose we two shipwrecked people could join forces

Back 13

Kristina

Front 14

two on one spar would be better off than each of us alone

Back 14

kristina

Front 15

were you really thinking of me

Back 15

Krogstad

Front 16

i have to work or life isnt bearable

Back 16

Kristina

Front 17

let me have something- and someone- to work for

Back 17

Kristina

Front 18

It's nothing but a woman's exaggerated sense of nobility prompting her to sacrifice herself

Back 18

Kristina

Front 19

now i shall be able to set myself right in the eyes of the world too

Back 19

Krogstad

Front 20

i know onyl too well how far despair can drive a man like you

Back 20

Krogstad

Front 21

when you sold yourself once for the sake of others, you dont do it a second time

Back 21

Kristina

Front 22

what was wrong about Nora's tarantella

Back 22

it was a trifle too realistic

Front 23

what does torvald suggest to Kristina

Back 23

embroidery because its more graceful than knitting

Front 24

i pretend that we're secretly in love- engaged in secret- and that no one dreams that there's anything between us

Back 24

Torvald

Front 25

you dont get anything for nothing in this life

Back 25

Dr. Rank

Front 26

you shall be a masot...your wife could go in what she wears every day...

Back 26

Dr. Rank

Front 27

i shall be invisible

Back 27

Dr. Rank

Front 28

What does Dr. Rank ask for before he leves

Back 28

a cigar

Front 29

what is left by the broken in mail box

Back 29

Nora's hairpin

Front 30

what is on the visiting cards given by Dr. Rank

Back 30

"S. Rank, MD" with a black cross over his name

Front 31

and to go away and hide, like a wounded animal

Back 31

Torvald describing Rank

Front 32

how longe were the Helmers married

Back 32

8

Front 33

all your father's shiftless character has come out in you. no religion, no morality, no sense of duty

Back 33

Torvald

Front 34

im in the power of a man without scruples

Back 34

Torvald

Front 35

my great wings will protect you

Back 35

Torvald

Front 36

ill be both your willand conscience

Back 36

Torvald

Front 37

this is a reckoning

Back 37

Nora

Front 38

you dont understand me. and i've never understood you- until tonight

Back 38

Nora

Front 39

i've been dreadfully wronged, Toravld- first by my papa, and then by you

Back 39

Nora

Front 40

you've never loved me, you've only found it pleasant to be in love with me

Back 40

Nora

Front 41

he called me is little doll

Back 41

Nora descibing her father

Front 42

i've lived her like a pauper- simply from hand to mouth. i've lived by preforming tricks for you

Back 42

Nora

Front 43

i must stand on my own feet if I'm to get to know myself and the world outside

Back 43

Nora

Front 44

my duty to myself

Back 44

Nora

Front 45

I've never seen things so clearly and certainly as I do tonight

Back 45

Nora

Front 46

I dont love you anymore

Back 46

Nora

Front 47

i was completely certain that you would ome forward and take all the blame- that you'd say "i'm the guilty one."

Back 47

Nora

Front 48

but no man would sarifice his honor for the one he loves

Back 48

Torvald

Front 49

there truly is a gulf between us

Back 49

Torvald

Front 50

What does Torvald seme to be to Nora

Back 50

a strange man

Front 51

but couldnt we live and brother and sister

Back 51

Torvald

Front 52

we must both be perfectly free

Back 52

Nora

Front 53

i could change

Back 53

Torvald

Front 54

there would have to be the greatest miracle of all

Back 54

Nora

Front 55

What is the geatest miracle of all

Back 55

that our life together could be a real marriage