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5 months, 3 weeks ago

you are ordered about for a whole day

The collaboration between a director and an actor, if it is a good one, is extremely intense, and very often there is a touch of aggression—usually from the actor. If you are ordered about for a whole day by a director—to walk and stand and talk, look a certain way, take the lunch break now and fin…

—p.221 Changing by Liv Ullmann
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5 months, 3 weeks ago

at least I won’t have to commit suicide

Ten, twenty pills in my mouth at a time go down easily. Jenny becomes increasingly agitated, but the countenance remains calm. She sits for a while looking at the empty bottle, shakes her head, then she lies down and rests her head against the pillows she has arranged. For‘a while she lies staring …

—p.220 by Liv Ullmann
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5 months, 3 weeks ago

Nora’s most beautiful declaration and act of love project/panopticon-diaries

I love Nora. She is beautiful, and perfectly drawn by Ibsen.

Her need to be accepted. Her fear of presenting herself as she really is.

A woman who says one thing and means something quite different. Who wants to be friends with, and liked by, everyone. Who exclaims, “Don’t be angry with me!” …

—p.208 by Liv Ullmann
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5 months, 3 weeks ago

a bodyguard sits in my living room

I am having success and everything assumes a proportion unrelated to me.

A bodyguard sits in my living room, and shows his revolver to anyone who asks.

The theatre is packed every night. I try to play Nora as if Liv weren’t involved in so many other things.

—p.207 by Liv Ullmann
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5 months, 3 weeks ago

we can give up our profession

I hope that two people can grow together, side by side, and bring joy to each other. Without one having to be crushed so that the other may stay strong.

Perhaps maturing is also to let others be.

To allow myself to be what I am.

“No one will sacrifice his honor for love,” says Helmer.

A…

—p.206 by Liv Ullmann