Relationships and Motivations in Ibsen's Work

In this video, Christine reunites with Krogstad, revealing their past relationship and her true motivations. She influences Nora's journey towards self-awareness, contrasting with Torvald's superficial nature. Christine and Krogstad's honest relationship highlights the flaws in Nora and Torvald's marriage, emphasizing themes of honesty, redemption, and self-awareness.

What does Christine reveal to Krogstad about her feelings?

• She despises him for past actions.

• She still harbors love for him.

• She has moved on and forgotten him.

• She is indifferent towards him.

Why does Christine visit Nora, according to her true motivation?

• To escape her own problems.

• To reconnect with Krogstad.

• To seek financial help.

• To find pleasure in work.

What does Krogstad offer to do regarding his letter to Torvald?

• Recall it.

• Rewrite it.

• Burn it.

• Send it immediately.

How does Torvald demonstrate his superficiality during his interaction with Christine?

• By offering her a job.

• By complimenting her intelligence.

• By being two-faced and dismissive.

• By ignoring her completely.

What is the nature of Christine and Krogstad's relationship compared to Nora and Torvald's?

• More superficial.

• More honest and redemptive.

• More secretive.

• More volatile.

What role does Christine play in Nora's journey?

• She advises Nora to leave Torvald.

• She encourages Nora to stay in her role.

• She inadvertently pushes Nora towards self-awareness.

• She has no influence on Nora.

What do Christine and Krogstad find essential in their relationship?

• Romantic gestures.

• Financial stability.

• Social status.

• Honesty and self-awareness.

How does Torvald's behavior reveal his true nature?

• He is deeply caring and empathetic.

• He is only concerned with appearances.

• He is a misunderstood character.

• He is a victim of circumstance.