A Doll's House Act 3 Flashcards

1
Q

the door to the hall

A

stands open

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2
Q

i thought it my duty

A

to destroy all the feelings you had for me

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3
Q

i’m a shipwrecked man

A

clinging to a spar

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4
Q

suppose we two

A

shipwrecked souls could join hands

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5
Q

it is the greatest

A

joy of my life (work)

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6
Q

i need someone

A

to be a mother to

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7
Q

large black

A

shawl

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8
Q

possibly a trifle

A

too realistic

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9
Q

an exit should always be dramatic, Mrs Linde.

A

But unfortunately that’s just what I can’t get Nora to realise.

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10
Q

(embroidery) it’s much

A

prettier

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11
Q

dreadful bore

A

that woman is

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12
Q

you’re a distractingly

A

beautiful young woman

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13
Q

my most treasured

A

possession

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14
Q

as you stand there

A

young and trembling and beautiful

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15
Q

aren’t I

A

your husband?

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16
Q

i must empty

A

the letter-box

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17
Q

his suffering and loneliness

A

seemed to provide a kind of dark background to the happy sunlight of our marriage

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18
Q

often I wish some terrible danger

A

might threaten you, so that I could offer my life and my blood, everything, for your sake

19
Q

do you understand

A

what you’ve done?

20
Q

i am condemned to humiliation and ruin

A

simply for the weakness of a woman

21
Q

we must appear to be

A

living together just as before

22
Q

feminine

A

helplessness

23
Q

i have broad wings

A

to shield you

24
Q

taking off my

A

fancy dress

25
she has become his property in
a double sense
26
she is now not only his wife
but also his child
27
a great wrong has been done to me, Torvald.
first by papa, and then by you.
28
i performed tricks for you
and you gave me food and drink
29
i haven't ever been
happy
30
i've been your doll-wife,
just as i used to be papa's doll-child
31
i must educate
myself
32
you've no experience of the world /
you're blind
33
can you neglect
your most sacred duties
34
i believe that i am
first and foremost a human being
35
i don't really know what
religion means
36
has a woman really not the right
to spare her dying father pain, or save her husband's life?
37
no man can be expected
to sacrifice his honour, even for the person he loves
38
millions of women
have done it
39
you think and talk like a stupid
child
40
I shall often think of you
and the children and this house
41
the miracle
of miracles
42
i don't believe
in miracles any longer
43
the street door
slammed shut downstairs