by
Liv Ullmann
I realize I was brought up to be the person others wanted me to be, so that they would like me and not be bothered by my presence.
That person was not me.
When I began to be me, I felt that I had more to give.
Life was richer.
I am trying to eliminate all the bad conscience caused by things of no significance that stand in the way of what I really believe in.
Nora says to Helmer: “But I have lived only to be your plaything. And you wanted it that way.”