Nora's+Evolution

NORA'S EVOLUTION "I am Woman. Hear me Roar."

Nora's character has seemed to evolve with the women's rights movement. The more progress it makes, the more powerful she seems at the end of the play. When the play was writtne, the movement was just getting started. Thus, it seemed very out of character for people when she left Torvald.

[|Character Sudy of Nora]

This analysis of Nora shows that she has many sides. The side that Trovald sees, the playgully obedient, money-spending girl he married for his own amusement. There is the clever side of Nora, were the audience sees her as a resourceful women who saved her husband life by forging a signature. Then everyone sees Nora's desperated side, where she is most dangerous. We only see this at the end of the play when she tells Torvald off and leaves.