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Master Builder Character Biography: Knut Brovik

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Master Builder Character Biography – Knut Brovik Fashion This contrast of what appears to be different classes shows that there is a shared mentality of showing little skin. Such censorship can be attributed to the ideal of dignity meaning that in this location and era it is likely that the flashing of an ankle is considered a daring invitation. This important factor highlights the misplacement of such a character as Hilda. Considering her father's position she is likely to have had a strict upbringing. The ignition of her desire to rebel to the customs of the time and her parents ideals being the heated romantic encounter with Solness. It is likely that Kaia the ''slighlty built girl'' is dressed similar to the image on the far left. Music for Brovik - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Tr0otuiQuU&list=PLeg7QWjHBzG_se5uaWZ5kl5FOo0He_0mp&index=1 The classical …show more content…

This translate to the abundance of love she provided in compensation to both Ragnar and Kaia whose mother (Anita's sister) died of leprosy and left in her care. Time: 12:00 – The flower withers before it blooms A woman's duty Dear diary If it were only as simple a matter to tear myself apart as the paper I write on. How I envy it. What a loathsome wretched, selfish witch my mother has given birth to. Her innocent unsuspecting womb, I know now she conceived no other after as a result of my leaving it tainted and defiled. From which crevasse did greed emerge and latch onto my back from the moment I met him. He deserves another but could another love him more. If so then I wish it were the case that he could return me to the altar he received me and be refunded his years and efforts in kind. I Anita Brovik am destined to be the death of the Brovick bloodline. My life would be a simple trade to give him one bundle of messy gurgling

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