Henrik Ibsen

Amelie recounts the story of a lonely girl who makes use of her imagination as a way to cope with negligence and her social deprivation. But a series of events in her life helped her undergo a personal transformation that lead her to become a more open individual. From the toy box she returns to her owner to the people that she meets in her life, such as her neighbor, Raymond Dufayel and the man she falls in love with, Nino Quincampoix, Amelie found happiness through bringing joy to others and…

Throughout a Doll’s House How can Nora be portrayed as a quester? “Goodbye, Torvald and my children”(Ibsen 62). Nora may not be seen as a quester, but there are specific details that may lead the reader to believe that she is one. She married a rich, young, and wealthy man, named Torvald. A quester is made up of certain characteristics that make he or she a true inquisitor. The first characteristic is there has to be a quester involved and a destination to go. A stated reason to go there and…

The Wicked Witch of the Obese Children Scientists say drinking apple juice before bed can increase our chance of having a happy, vivid dream. Obviously, our dreamer didn’t hear about this research. A poor woodcutter with a wife and two children struggles to provide enough food for his family. The children, Hansel and Gretel, are abandoned in the woods by their parents, to fend for themselves. They face starvation and get captured by an evil witch in the woods. The witch gives them plenty of food…

A Doll's House recognizes women and men by their stereotyped social role. Women are represented as sacrificial and traditional roles such as housekeeping and following men's authority. While men are providers and supporters of the entire household not needing to sacrifice anything. A Doll's House is about Nora Helmer living as a doll in the doll's house and finally comprehending that her husband is not worth her love and all her sacrifices and feels everyone should be equal. Nora once secretly…

A family of bears was disturbed when they found many of their possessions lost or damaged. This was due to a trespassing incident from a girl named Goldilocks. Goldilocks had eaten porridge that was in possession of the bears, and she had also broken a chair. The bears had received the loss in this incident as Goldilocks had broken into their house and damaged such items. The loss was received, with the privacy of the family of bears disturbed, and the damages of the possessions of the house.…

Good afternoon, Marissa; I’d like to apologize for getting off on such bad footing. I take full responsibility for my part in the sour nature of our connections, and accept the fault greatly lays in my lap. Though I’d understand if you chose not to read the contents of this note, I hope you take the time to read it for the benefit of Luke and you in the future. I hope to open communication and better our chances of working together in Luke’s best interest, as well as open the chances of any…

The mood is confusing for Mary when Patrick went to talk to Mary he ruins it all. He told her that he is planning on leaving her and that he won’t stay for supper with Mary. “And he told her. It didn’t take long, four or five minutes at most, and she says very still through it all, watching him with a kind of dazed horror as he went further and further away from her with each word.” (Dahl, 2). The quote shows us that the mood is a bit confusing because she doesn’t know what Patrick means by the…

Valentin leaves Acapulco with the baby, Maggie, and hitchhikes across Mexico toward Tijuana. Going only by a single photo of Julie in which a Los Angeles hotel is visible in the background, he decided to go visit the hotel to track her down. However, when Maggie wanders to a nearby pool, he ended up jumping out of a presidential suite to rescue his daughter. A movie director saw what he did and offered him a job as a stuntman, which Valentin accepts since that is the only way he can support…

Laurie Simmons is a photographer and film maker. She was born in Long Island, New York. She has a degree from Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia. Laurie is known for her doll house images and domestic scenes. Simmons has expressed herself through the use of props such as “dolls, ventriloquist dummies, objects on legs and occasionally people, to create” images with intensely psychological subtexts.” (IMDb) Simmons first worked with black and white prints then in 1978 she…

Hedda Gabler was written in 1890 where women were under a patricidal society. Hedda has no other choice but to marry after her father’s death. It was not a woman’s place to remain alone without a father, brother, or husband in the same household. When she marries, she is depraved of what she longs for the most: freedom. Back in the late 1800’s, married women could not work outside the house. They are barred from participating in society, and follow their dreams and find their careers. They were…