Nora and Torvald, main characters in "A Dolls House" take t

I think the ending Ibsen chose was the better of the two. I personally like things to be different and spontaneous, even when others think it's wrong or incorrect. Why would anyone want to sit in a play and watch their own typical family up on stage? Although reading the play now it's not much different then the society we live in. Many woman everyday leave their husband to start a new life. But for the 19th century leaving your husband was unheard of.. Torvald cared more about his reputation then loosing his wife, and I would bet most men in that time would have thought the same way. Status and reputation came first, family and affairs second.

Overall I thought A Dolls House was a pretty good play. I have read it twice, so knowing what happens the second time around isn't as good. But I feel that if I read this play in the 19th century I

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