The Strongest Men Are The Most Alone.

A Marriage Based On Full Confidence, Based On Complete And Unqualified Frankness On Both Sides; They Are Not Keeping Anything Back; There's No Deception Underneath It All. If I Might So Put It, It's An Agreement For The Mutual Forgiveness Of Sin.

A Thousand Words Can't Make The Mark A Single Deed Will Leave.

Oh, Yes--you Can Shout Me Down, I Know! But You Cannot Answer Me. The Majority Has Might On Its Side--unfortunately; But Right It Has Not.

Helmer: "before All Else You Are A Wife And A Mother." Nora: "that I No Longer Believe. I Believe That Before All Else I Am A Human Being."

Most Critical Fault-finding, When Reduced To Its Essentials, Simply Amounts To Reproach Of The Author Because He Is Himself -- Thinks, Feels, Sees, And Creates, As Himself, Instead Of Seeing And Creating In The Way The Critic Would Have Done.