This essay will pay off the unusual approach of extending the plot of the alternate ending further, creating an additional scene based on a logical savvy of the characters and the overall direction of the rest of the play. This will be a creative element in what is otherwise an analytical essay. employ this creative device, this essay will argue that Ibsens alternate ending was not really an ending; that it would ultimately have led to the same inevitable outcome as the original - the separation of Nora and Helmer, the two main characters.
Not only does the alternate ending fail to depict the message of liberal womens liberation movement that is shown through the original ending, the alternate ending is not arranged with the direction of the rest of the play. For example, Noras reason for staying in the alternate ending is her children. However, she shows little evidence of strong maternal brain throughout the play. Indications of this can be seen much earlier in the action, when Nora is talking to her Nurse about her own childhood:
absorb: Poor little Miss Nora, you never had any gravel but me.
NORA: And if my little ones had no one else, I know you would (รข¦) go back to them, Anne Marie. (Page 56)
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