Nora is portrayed as a doll that is subject to follow Torvald's demands. ... Nora was exploited by Torvald but in this scene, Ibsen finally made Nora stand for her own rights as every woman was doing in this time. ... Ibsen's entire play revolves around Nora's character. The interactions between Nora and Torvald show that Nora is exploited through both verbal and sexual language. ... Through analyzing Nora's character, Ibsen is successfully able to represent the exploitation of woman during this era. ...

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Here, Torvald is certainly degrading Nora because he addresses her as if she is his pet or small child. ... Thus, illustrating the social constraint which tyrannizes Nora in the life she chooses to lead. ... There is definitely so much more to Nora than meets the eye, and she is more than just a doll to be played with. ... However, an outcry to this conventional outlook is realized through Nora Helmer and Evey Hammond. ... Moreover, through their dissimilar journeys in life, they both are able to realize their unexploited potential as women and ultimately rise to the occasion to meet their gr...

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