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Literature often portrays characters who are struggling to overcome…

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        Symbolism of fire within Akua's dreams was hinting back to Maame and how she lost her child to a fire and then Akua lost her children to the 'fire she started' >> the fire in this context relates to a loss of family, a loss of heritage that began with Maame
        
        Akua struggles to overcome and forgive herself for what 'she had done'
    - - Robert was never able to overcome his mistake and tus let Willie to absolve himself of
      - How do we know? The use of characterisation when it comes to Robert - static character as he doesn't grow out of his timidness, and comprising personality, he just continues with those traits but applies it into another relationship seperate to Willie because of his lack of change
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- - - - Rejecting Krogstad and marrying for financial stability and not love
        
        How do we know?
        
        Mrs Linde is a foil character to Nora, nora being able to marry for love is a privilage that Mrs Linde was unable to have and thus she regrets choosing money over love and once her hysband has passed she returns to krogstad
    - - Lying to helmer about the loan she took out to pay for his treatment
        
        How do we know?
        
        Symbolism of the macaroons signifiying her deciet and her decietful personality
        
        How does she struggle to overcome it?
        
        The re-emergance of Krogstad threatening her makes her struggle to come to terms with if what she did was the right causing her to try everything to hide this from helmer
    - - Krogstad forges documents and this limits his unemployment opportunities
        
        How do we know?
        
        The use of dialouge that suggests a mistake made in the past related to forging or dishonesty / the use use of adjectives (the words of 3 or whatever it's called) to explain the heinousness of Krogstads actions