Answer: A "real wedlock" can only be attained when a couple, deeply committed to respect each other's personal worth, work naturally and thoughtfully to fulfill ideals which their separate individuality. Torvald, by striving for goals which have been thrust upon him in the course of an education based on social morality and verbal commitment to goals empty of feeling or commitment, deprives Nora of her sense of identity. To discover the essence of personal truth is, then, the "wonderful thing" which Nora Helmer, unable to find in her marriage, must seek through her own resources.
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es require.
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Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns. ...
Much have I suffered, labored long and hard by now. ...
No finer, greater gift than that… ...
Great Odysseus melted into tears, ...
My fame has reached the skies. ...
Nobody—that's my name. ...
Crowds of vagabonds. ...
Amphinomus, you seem like a man of good sense to me.
Answer:
im not sure if this is a question or random post
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c!
Explanation:
read the passage and c makes the most sense!
