In Ibsen’s A Doll House the images given to the characters are misleading. Nora is seen as a childish and unintelligent woman who enjoys life, “If anything so awful happened, then it just wouldn’t matter if I had debts or not, (p. 1102).” She is also described a spendthrift: “Has the little spendthrift been out throwing money around again, (p. 1102).” As the play progresses, Nora’s image changes as she is drawn to be an intelligent and a strong willed independent thinker. Her husband, Torvald, who is an intelligent and perfect husband, is shown at the end as a selfish person: “Yes, yes, it’s true. I’m saved. Nora, I’m saved, (p. 1146).” The metamorphosis of the other characters such as Mrs. Linde and K

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