Author of quotes: Henrik Ibsen. Page 3

I watered, fed, clothed, and my job was to entertain, to amuse you, Torvald. That's what was my life. You set them up. You and dad are a lot to blame me. Your fault that I did not.

You never loved me. You only loved me in love.

- I learned to listen to the voice of reason. Life is harsh, bitter necessity have taught me.
- And me have learned not to believe the words.
- So life has taught you a very sensible thing.

- You imagine only how a person with such a stain on the conscience has to lie, to Dodge, to pretend in front of everyone, wearing a mask, even in front of their loved ones, even in front of his wife and his own children. And what about the children - it's just worse, Nora.
Why?
Because the poisoned atmosphere of lies infects, corrupts entire home life. Children with every SIP of the air perceive the germ of evil.
Are you sure about this?
- Oh, sweetie, I'm fairly convinced at this in the course of his legal practice. Almost all early wayward people had lying mothers.

Another fallen can rise again moral if
openly admits his guilt and will be punished.

Laws can not cope with the urges.

Can be no freedom or beauty in a home life that relies on loans and debts.

A clear conscience is the best pillow.