Using the plot structure codified by Aristotle as a lens through which is applied to all dramatic works, Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll House follows Aristotle’s plot organization particularly well. What makes a story interesting is based on when the protagonist is presented with a problem and ultimately how he decides to spend the rest of the novel trying to solve the dilemma.
The two conflicts emerge early on in the play during the rising action when Nora first has a conversation with Mrs. Linde and Krogstad’s blackmailing of Nora. Conflict resolution is how the author, chooses to solve his or her character’s problem thereby ending the conflict.
Aristotle’s plot structure is particularly effective when closely adhere to. Nora first learns about
The two conflicts emerge early on in the play during the rising action when Nora first has a conversation with Mrs. Linde and Krogstad’s blackmailing of Nora. Conflict resolution is how the author, chooses to solve his or her character’s problem thereby ending the conflict.
Aristotle’s plot structure is particularly effective when closely adhere to. Nora first learns about