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. ... (pg. 4) As dolls were play toys made to stay quiet and look pretty, Nora too stays obedient to the words of Torvald. ... As children play with their dolls they often make them dance or sing, just as in this case. ... Consequently, we see it more and more imminent that it is Nora's fault for her own fate, as A Doll...

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