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A Doll's House Character Profiles, ('I can play all day with the…

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        -Page 33: "Dressed in travelling clothes"- Drab and potentially lower class and status than Nora and Helmer.
        
        -Page 34:"youve got a little paler, though, Christine. And perhaps a bit thinner" - illness, vast contrast with Nora's neat and tidy appearance
      - -Page 38- "No Nora. Just unspeakably empty. No one to live for any more" Highlights the effect of being a widow and the importance and purpose having a husband provided in the 1800s.
      - -Page 65- "Oh we'll soon put that right.." Immediately comes to Nora's' aid in a time of crisis. Mrs Linde is independent and handy as well as a loyal and kind friend to Nora.
      - -Page 67- "But how dare a man of his education be so forward?" She is aware of the benefits of education in society yet she is unafraid to criticise a man, despite seeming outlandish for doing so.
      - -Page 68- "Something has happened since yesterday morning, hasn't it?" She knows Nora well and can understand and detect when she's lying..