Dramatic Elements

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  1. I will be speaking about the dramatic elements of $8.
  2. Ibsen's A Doll's House.
  3. So in a doll's house, the dramatic elements are used
  4. as suspense, tool suspense tools and to gain readers overall,
  5. um, concern in the story now first off is dramatic.
  6. Dramatic irony.
  7. Dramatic irony is when Assad's the audience.
  8. No, something the other characters don't.
  9. And we see this when Torvald is completely oblivious to
  10. Nora's forgery crime as well as her.
  11. Her plight with Craig's dad, to which she is being
  12. blackmailed, blackmailed.
  13. And while while we do know that, um, do know
  14. something that's horrible, doesn't we do?
  15. We do not know the outcome, which makes it up
  16. for us as the reader very suspenseful.
  17. Next is Fortune is foreshadowing for foreshadowing is when the
  18. author gives hints and or clues to what is to
  19. come in this story.
  20. And this was done in Act two of Adults house
  21. When Nora was speaking to the nurse to To which
  22. the direct quote is I and if my little ones
  23. had no mother should you surely would.
  24. But she rebukes her, rebukes herself and says, What nonsense
  25. am I?
  26. I am talking, and this is definitely leans toward what
  27. happens at the end of the story.
  28. When when Nora divorces divorces, um, tour of old and
  29. leaving, leaving behind her Children as well.
  30. Fine. Finally, is is our 10 is our attention Now.
  31. Tension is a little different is a little different from
  32. is a little similar to suspense suspect Now tension is
  33. attention is the built is the build up that happens
  34. That happens in the story.
  35. So you can you can see this in a variety
  36. of ways you can look back at at like, um,
  37. just Norah's first instance of, um, sort of disobedience as
  38. well as as well as when Mrs Mrs High point
  39. of tension.
  40. When Mrs L tells Nora you can't let you cannot
  41. let Torvalds see the letters.
  42. This is where the tension builds up tremendously because because
  43. Nora is doing so hard to keep to keep him
  44. away from the from the letters.
  45. And and I think, and I believe that the tension
  46. builds up the highest when, um, the tour boat is
  47. about to open the letters and there are There are
  48. 22 letters as well as well, yeah, but I or
  49. when he's about to open the letters is what I
  50. meant to say.
  51. And I and I think that's when the tension builds
  52. up the most.
  53. Because because of just how, um, intense it is because
  54. we don't know, we don't know how he's going to
  55. react. React.
  56. Is he going?
  57. Is he going to turn her in or will Will
  58. he take the blame or and what?
  59. What will become Nora?
  60. So all in all those dramatic, those dramatic elements were,
  61. um, we're quite suspenseful and were useful in creating a
  62. story that, um both interested readers and added added their
  63. concern for the care for the characters as a whole.