Torvald is a wealthy man that controls his wife in everything that she does and in his

mind believes that she is truthful about everything with him. These two characters provide for

conflict although Nora stands for her husband’s abuse until she can’t take it anymore.

Throughout the entire play, Torvald plays the role of the dominant character in his

marriage to Nora. Nora is a delicate character and she puts up with Torvald for eight years. However, when she finally realizes his insensitivity, she knows she must leave him. One example of Torvald’s domin

Throughout the play, the author shows the different way Nora acts when Torvald’s not around. The whole time she is searching for her own independence. When Nora closes the door of the house, it’s as if she opens the door on a new life for herself. Though it might be difficult to walk out on her children, she left the wrath of Torvald for her own freedom.

and games, such as “Is that my squirrel rummaging around?.” Whenever Torvald seeks Nora she comes to him as a puppy would go to their master; she is his puppet. Their relationship is empty even though they act like a normal couple when they are around others. When they are alone Torvald dominates everything that happens. While from the outside the household may have the appearance of being socially acceptable, the marriage of Torvald and Nora was falling apart because of the lack of identity, love, and communication. Nora is a woman that relied on her husband, Torvald, for her

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