Act Two: " A Doll's House"

 For act two things are getting pretty exciting, I think the main idea is about dishonesty, secrets and lies everyone is hiding. To analyze the characters, let's begin with Nora. She is getting off hand flirting with Dr. Rank."flesh colored aren't these lovely?" We soon find out she loves him.  We find out that she wants to commit suicide. Also she was hiding the big secret about the forged signature and the borrowed money. Little does Helmer know about anything at all including Nora's love for Dr. Rank. When Helmer was about to check his mail Nora had suddenly became capricious to distract him and said  "teach me how to dance, criticize my the way you always do." She really wants to suppress and destroy the letter before Helmer gets his hands on it. While Nora was making a fool out of herself and pretended that she did not know how to dance Helmer said " but Nora darling your dancing as if your life depended on it." The irony about what he said is that her life actually did depend on it. Dr. Rank finally admitted his love for Nora and that he will soon die and says his last goodbyes. Mrs. Kristine Linde turns out to be a really good friend because when Nora had told her she borrowed the money from Krogdstad she could have told Helmer, but instead she decided to be a faithful and trusting friend. I think Helmer is a bad friend to Dr. Rank and most of all a hypocrite. For krogstad we shockingly find out that Nora had a thing for him and they used to be close. Text to world: when Nora decides to commit suicide. This can relate to the world because there are many people today in our world who feel like committing suicide or feel like there life is over because of situations like Nora's, I find it sad to say there are people who want to commit suicide this is overall a negative thing. Text to self: I actually can relate to Nora when she tells lies. I have lied before whether it was a small lie or a big lie. I am pretty sure at least once in your life everyone has told a lie before, because guess what no one is perfect and people make mistakes. Text to text: When Mrs. Kristine Linde was faithful to Nora and didn't spill out the secret she is hiding actually reminded me of the short story " Damon an Pythias." Questions: Even though Nora did a displeasing thing behind her husband's back, do you think she actually deserves to commit suicide, or do you think she deserves to live? Will Nora actually commit suicide and if she will how do you think everyone will react? Since Dr. Rank will soon die how do you think Helmer and Nora will both react, different or the same? Seriously Nora how many guys can you possibly have a thing with, and how does that make you look, already that you have a husband?