Krogstad Quotes

KROGSTAD: The law cares nothing about motives. NORA: Then it must be a very foolish law.

Mrs. Linde: I have learned to act prudently. Life and hard, bitter necessity have taught me that. Krogstad: And life has taught me not to believe in fine speeches.

Krogstad: The law cares nothing about motives. Nora: Then it must be a very foolish law. Krogstad: Foolish or not, it is the law by which you will be judged, If I produce this paper in court.

Mrs. Linde: You said you were like a shipwrecked man clinging to some wreckage. Krogstad: I had good reason to say so. Mrs. Linde: Well, I am like a shipwrecked woman clinging to some wreckage--no one to mourn for, no one to care for.

The rest of the video played out exactly as the two men remembered it. They could see everyone, including themselves, huddled on the stern of the ship where Krogstad had ordered them. If he couldn’t outrun the torpedo, his only other option would be to save as many as he could. On the stern, survivors had the best chance of deploying the lifeboats. The rest of the ship was sacrificed to take as much of the blow as possible. When it was over, Borger stopped the video and leaned back. “That’s only the second time I’ve seen it.

Sosial angst er ikke å være direkte redd for mennesker, men at det oppleves som veldig stressende å være sammen med mange av gangen.

Spontaneous evil has its way, when the soul is fast asleep in the safety of regular moments.