Men a shown to be more superior to women, but unaware the true person a women is in A Dolls House. Torvald sees himself as a superior person to Nora and believes that he exists to take care of her. Torvald says that he wishes he had the opportunity to save Nora. Torvlad only wants a chance to show that he is superior to his wife. He only wants to prove that he is her husband and that he is there to take care of her, but instead of taking care of her he ma

The relationships between men and women should be fair and equal. When one sex elevates itself above the other a relationship of love turns in to a relationship of duty, pride, and power. A relationship between two people, especially one of a husband and a wife, should be one based of love and mutual feeling between two people. If two people do not truly care for one another a relationship becomes unhealthy. The novel of A Dolls House satirizes the life of Victorian society and the gender roles that existed in it. Ibsen displays the problems that come about in an unhealthy relationship between a man and a woman. The novel educated in the matter of a true relationship and the matter of love and commitment. The character of Nora learns that she must live her life and not her husbands. One must live their own life and live for themselves, not for someone else.

The women of A Dolls House are portrayed as lower than man. Woman are portrayed as something as a possession than a significant other. Nora’s husband Torvald views a women’s purpose as to be a wife and a mother. The novel stresses the idea that in Victorian society the role of women is to please her husband and care for her children and that is their purpose in life. When Nora leaves in the end of the novel Torvald says that she must stay for the children as if that is her only purpose. Mrs. Linde also portrays the idea that a woman’s purpose is her husband and her children. Mrs. Linde is empty and lives her life without a purpose. “Not even any sorrow or grief to live upon.”(8) She has lost her husband and has no children so she feels empty and goes through her life without a feeling of fulfillment. Torvald views his wife as one of his possessions and not as the woman he loves. Torvald constantly calls Nora by pet name like little squirrel and skylark, but he always begins these phrases with my displaying the idea that Torval

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