The paper
explains how Ibsen employs a complex web of relationships between the characters in "A Doll's House" to illustrate
how his heroine Nora's attitudes about herself and her
marriage evolve. It
explains how, as the play progresses, Nora realizes she needs to develop her own awareness of and responsibility for herself and her actions and ultimately, she seeks independence from the false marriage she has helped to create. In conclusion, the writer explains that Nora chooses to leave her husband and make her own way in the world, rather than be a product of him, as she was of her father before she got married.