The Struggle For Inequality In A Doll's House

Just when you think everything was perfect, it get messed up and you realize what you have been struggling against the injustice of inequality due to gender. A Doll’s House illustrates that situation perfectly because; the protagonist, Nora, was modeled into perfect citizen of “justice”, she made a mistake and beckoned the conflict which would change her life, and at final, Nora suddenly notices the injustice behind the social system that she is in. Therefore, our protagonist sets out to somewhere to learn of the way to break the injustice that trapped many victims. Nora, the wife of prosperous husband (Torvald), she lived a good and spoiled life with her home. Whenever Nora asks for little money or favors, she would act like chipmunk although Torvald was fine with it because he thought it was natural. The A Doll’s House play took place in past where wives wereis dependent on husbands and widows would have very hard life but most people accepted it which was men although small amount of women disagreed. While it …show more content…
While she realized that, she despaired as for she feels hopeless when Torvald became furious with her and became fearful of what he would do to her. As Nora gathers her courage to set out to the harsh outside world which wouldn’t be like her former home with Torvald because she was going to become a widow. However, she must first talk with Torvald before departing in order to settle her uneasy feeling and solidify her resolve. “Look where we are right now, we are sitting down in table, having serious talk for first time in our relationship,.” Nora told Torvald. She pointed out the injustice of society were the oppression of women which men took advantages more than women could. The A Doll’s House concluded at departure of Nora leaving Torvald immobilized by her sudden