In A Doll's House author Henrik Ibsen uses fazade to portray his characters as being shallower than what they truly are; this allowed him to give the characters Nora and Krogstad depth toward the dénouement. ... In A Doll's House, Ibsen uses the technique of fazade to allow himself to create the climactic ending that the play calls for. ... The characters in A Doll's House that are put behind fazades are only main characters. ... At all times, A Doll's House remains a one-on-one clash. ... In Ibsen's A Doll's House, he takes advantage of fazades to ...

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Henrik Ibsen's play entitled A Doll's House is very similar to Euripides play Medea. ... Some of her very important qualities are also seen in Ibsen's main character Nora. ... (Ibsen p. 943) Nora uses a similar tactic as Medea to obtain what she wants. ... Linde in Ibsen's play. ... (Ibsen p. 924) Further evidence to support that Ibsen modeled his play after Medea would be the endings of the two plays. ...

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• Grade Level: High School