The Characters: Secondary Papers

The characters: Secondary Papers

Introduction

What secondary character does the most important role have? They approve an admirable text that by using this embellish writing taking into account a better appreciation of the reader and understanding and understanding for the same. Of the reader and understanding and understanding for the same. According to the aforementioned literature is a fundamental tool to question and to give answers to life, and the actions that mark part of the story whether personal or collective, many times the reports shown in books presentThings that would be happening in the written time.

Developing 

Henrik Ibsen was a being presented as someone realistic who interprets the problems of several perspectives and recognized for alluding to women as something valuable and who should enjoy their rights just freely, by making known the work of “dollhouse”That he imagines as a metaphorical title, since it is associated with space, and the treatment of the characters, the word ‘house’ thinks it as the home and adding ‘of dolls’ compares it to some delicate women,but vain and how they are handled and manipulas at the craving of someone who has control in this case a man.

After reading development, you can recognize how the characters take different importance within the work regarding their ideologies. This is seen around a chronological time in the nineteenth century where history exhibits a macho society that is identified from the primary family, the machismo of this century was something a bit natural, in which man was idolized as a supreme beingOr someone who was unique who could have a voice of reason, hence proposals for rejection by characters from the argument of the work that becomes a dramatic work for showing human conflicts were made.

For this, different types of perspectives of the figures exposed in the book are presented as of the protagonists so that Nora is held a subtle, elegant and loving girl, who despite acting as her husband wishes is considered. Someone independent who is the one who encourages feminist actions and opinions. Helmer husband of Nora, is someone demanding, violent and selfish, who presents features of sexist actions, since he considers his wife something easy to control, they are the ones who give meaning to the work that it is where the main one is presentedproblem in a toxic relationship where some type of damage occurs.

But that they continue together, the views as elegant and loving secondary characters, who despite acting as her husband wants it is considered someone independent who is the one who encourages feminist actions and opinions, Helmer husband of Nora, is someoneDemanding, violent and selfish, which presents features of sexist actions, since it considers his wife something easy to control, they are the ones that make sense of the work that it is where the main problem is presented in a toxic relationship whereIt presents some type of damage in the relationship, but that they still continue together, the views as elegant and loving secondary characters, which despite acting as her husband wants it.

conclusion

It is considered someone independent who is the one who encourages feminist actions and opinions, Helmer husband of Nora, is someone demanding, violent and selfish, who presents features of sexist actions, since he considers his wife something easy to control, they are thethat makes sense of the work that it is where the main problem is presented in a toxic relationship where some type of damage is presented, but that they still continue together, the views as secondary characters, since it considersHis wife something easy to control.

They are the ones that make sense of the work that it is where the main problem is presented in a toxic relationship where some kind of damage to the relationship is presented, but that they still continue together, the points of view as secondary characters, alreadyThat he considers his wife something easy to control, they are the ones that make sense of the work that it is where the main problem is presented in a toxic relationship where some kind of damage to the relationship is presented, but that they still continue together, view points as secondary characters