The year is 2016, at a brilliant ballroom in Germany. Within its glorious ballroom there is a huge event being held and there are many guests. Many are gathered here, Scientists, Film makers, Businessmen and women and Doctors. But a few of the guests noticed that one of their colleagues has seemed to have gone missing. The guest that is missing is Johan Fritz, a well known businessman and very wealthy
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Themes of Feminism, Marriage, and Respect found in A Doll’s House
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The late, great Maya Angelou once said, “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” This idea is one that is clearly embraced my Nora Helmer in Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll House, a dramatic script filled with many heavy themes that leave a reader questioning all views on some rather hot topics. Feminism reigns supreme in the play,
Ladies have consistently been viewed as the more fragile and progressively sensitive of the sexual orientations in the public eye. Men have consistently been viewed as the pioneer and the leader of the house hold. Regardless of how often this injustice of the genders has been tended to it has continued as before. Men are the leaders of this world and will remain along these lines regardless of how much ladies
