Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Alternate Ending


Monday, March 26, 2013


Helmer: [yelling] NO! Stop this instant!! Nora! [grabbing her arm]

Nora: [packing a small knife, yelling] Stop! Let me go!

(She runs down stairs, headed for the door. She starts to think about playing with her kids and dancing with her husband. Nora began to cry. She gets focus again and runs to the car, & locks the door. Nora starts the engine.)

Nora: (Nora thinking to herself) should I go back? Should I keep going? Am I making the wrong decision?

(Nora turns the car round heading back to her husband. She made her final decision. While Nora is driving back she sees Krogstad and mrs.Linde at the stop light. Nora looks)

Nora: oh hi mrs.Linde (in a low voice)

Mrs.Linde: Hey Nora hows everything?

Nora: Great! We settled it. (Lying to her)

Mrs.Linde: That awesome Nora. I’m very proud of you.

Nora: thanks for everything

Mrs.Linde: You’re welcome

(Driving off, Nora is speeding to get back to her husband. It is very dark outside. Nora sees something on the road and press the breaks very hard, not knowing what it is. CRASHED into a tree and R.I.P to Nora)

THE END

Friday, March 22, 2013

Act 2


The story I’ve read about the Doll House seems to be great. Nora and her husband Torvald has a weird relationship. He treats her like a child, just like her dad use to. He calls her little squirrel, little feather brain, and skylark. He doesn’t respect her also her doesn’t take her serious.  Nora doesn’t say much when he calls her those names . I think something is wrong with her. She needs to get it together. She loves Torvald’s money. When I tell you Nora be on it .She like a 5 year old in a candy shop , when she’s out shopping she gets very excited. When she found out Helmer was getting a promotion at the bank where he works, she wants in. and teases him for his money.

There an old friend of Nora’s that a little older than her , her name is Mrs. Linde. She’s a widow. If you don’t know what that is, it’s someone who’s husband or wife died. She came back to visit Nora to see if Torvald can help her out. Nora brags about her life to Mrs.Linde , when Mrs.Linde says something wrong that Nora doesn’t like, Nora   starts to tell, how hard she really work to get her  family where they are now. How she paid for Torvald’s trip to Italy for him to get better. Saved his life, raised up money for him.  Nora kept it a secret to Torvald because she doesn’t want him to feel like he owes her anything.  She thinks he wouldn’t approve. Their relationship is odd , Nora is all about herself.  Mrs. Linde really doesn’t care about what Nora has to say.

Act1


The story I’ve read about the Doll House seems to be great. Nora and her husband Torvald has a weird relationship. He treats her like a child, just like her dad use to. He calls her little squirrel, little feather brain, and skylark. He doesn’t respect her also her doesn’t take her serious.  Nora doesn’t say much when he calls her those names . I think something is wrong with her. She needs to get it together. She loves Torvald’s money. When I tell you Nora be on it .She like a 5 year old in a candy shop , when she’s out shopping she gets very excited. When she found out Helmer was getting a promotion at the bank where he works, she wants in. and teases him for his money.

There an old friend of Nora’s that a little older than her , her name is Mrs. Linde. She’s a widow. If you don’t know what that is, it’s someone who’s husband or wife died. She came back to visit Nora to see if Torvald can help her out. Nora brags about her life to Mrs.Linde , when Mrs.Linde says something wrong that Nora doesn’t like, Nora   starts to tell, how hard she really work to get her  family where they are now. How she paid for Torvald’s trip to Italy for him to get better. Saved his life, raised up money for him.  Nora kept it a secret to Torvald because she doesn’t want him to feel like he owes her anything.  She thinks he wouldn’t approve. Their relationship is odd , Nora is all about herself.  Mrs. Linde really doesn’t care about what Nora has to say.