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A Doll House Act1
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Does Torvald Think That Nora Is Responsible With Money?
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No, not at all. Quite the opposite. From what I remember, and I dont have the text to hand he calls Nora a 'squander bird'. and according to an online version of the text he also says 'Has my little spendthrift been wasting money again?' There's a starting point for you....but read the text yourself, honestly, it's not difficult, it's in the very beginning of the 1st act.
I agree with NicNIc
You have to read Act 1 and therein lies the answer - no
ISnt she eating sweeties she has been forbidden in the opening lines ?
howver you could balance this with if he knows she is bad with money, then why is he so surprised when he finds out she is deep in debt ? Sorry Act 111 or later
You have to read Act 1 and therein lies the answer - no
ISnt she eating sweeties she has been forbidden in the opening lines ?
howver you could balance this with if he knows she is bad with money, then why is he so surprised when he finds out she is deep in debt ? Sorry Act 111 or later
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