Though change rarely occurs from the intrusion of a few words; in the case of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House we witness the complete contradictory. The title of the play, A Doll's House is a reminiscence of a small plush doll, which does not move nor talk. ... Thus suggesting to us the mentality of Nora is like that of a doll. ... Consequently, we see it more and more imminent that it is Nora's fault for her own fate, as A Doll's House tells the reader that the tragedy in the play is caused by a lack of change rather than because of a radical change. ... A Doll'...

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