Act two

   All of Act two was a very shocking and interesting act for me. I was expecting for Nora to get Krogstad his money through someone borrowing, however I was pretty shocked that she was flirting Dr. Rank. I kind of felt synpathy for Dr. Rank because he had poured out his heart to Nora after she lead him on, and she shattered his heart. I was not very surprised that Mrs. Linde was willing to help Nora's predicament, however I was shocked that her and Krogstad had a relationship at one point. Mrs. Linde had left Krogstad for another man that she thought had a lot of money.    At first I thought she was a gold digger, but I had remembered that she had to do it so she can support her family. It was astonishing that Mrs. Linde was going to let Helmer look at the letter. She seemed unperturbed about the situation. I have no idea what she could be doing, but she is going to ruin Nora's life somehow. "Because you do as your husband wishes ? Well, well you little rouge, I am sure you did not mean it in that way" (Ibsen). Speaking of Nora, I was pretty shocked that she even considered suicide. She stalled Helmer for a while, however she was being a hypocrite. Nora was still showing signs of acting like a child. "But Nora darling, you're dancing as if your life depended on it." (Ibsen 204). Since now that is her plan to possibly kill herself, I can't wait to see if it happens or not. Act 3 should be exciting, but I do not believe she will kill herself. She might just run off with Dr Rank, but we shall see. 

(For some reason it did not post and went into a raft instead, sorry.)