The women of A Doll's House are extremely family oriented. There is nothing more important to Nora and to Mrs. Linde. Nora obviously puts her family first. The forgery is an act of love and nothing else for her. Mrs. Linde's first marriage provided for her brothers and her invalid mother. She was willing to be the wife of a man she did not love to take care of her family. Both women had found good providers for their families.

The men of the play are more aware of opinions outside of the home. Their reputation is everything to them. T

A Doll's House reflects the way many marriages are today. Some men marry women who make them look good. This can be achieved by their appearance, by their homemaking skills, or both. Some women marry men who can be good providers for their family. There may be attraction but no love in the marriage. Friendship is often not a part of a marriage at all.

Nora and Torvald Helmer are married but they don't understand each other. There is no friendship between the two. Dr. Rank fills this position for both of them. Nora is able to talk to Dr. Rank as she would never talk to her husband. She can share her thoughts with him. Torvald would never consider having discussions with Nora on anything of substance. Dr. Rank stops by each day to talk to Torvald. There is never meaningful conversation between husband and

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