Status Updates From A Doll's House

HELMER: Darling, I'd work night and day for you. I'd endure starvation, agony. But no man sacrifices his honour for the one he loves.
NORA: Hundreds of thousands of women do just that.

HELMER: You're talking like a child. You don't understand the society you live in.
(After infantilising her the whole time? No wonder.)
NORA: You're right: I don't. But I'm going to find out - which of us is right, society or me.
HELMER: Nora, you're ill. You're delirious. I think you're raving.
NORA: I've never felt better. My mind's never been clearer.

NORA: I've other obligations, just as sacred.
HELMER: Of course you haven't. What obligations?
NORA: To myself.
HELMER: You're a wife, a mother. They come first.
NORA: I don't think so, now. Not any more. I think that first I'm a human being, the same as you.

I'm so done with this stupid goddamn squanderbird