Feminism+in+A+Doll's+House

** Feminism was strongly portrayed in Ibsen's, //"A Doll's House".// Nora, a mother of three, was not happy with her controlling marriage to Torvald. Starting with taking out a loan, much rebellion follows Nora which makes her a stronger person. She doesn't have much say in her relationship with Torvald and is always commanded. She resembles a pet in her life and Torvald carries the leash. Nora believed in womans rights by leaving Torvald when being too controlled. **

** Nora felt as if she was living in a doll's house and as if Torvald was her father. Instead of dealing with the problem, Nora put her foot down and stood up for herself and for her rights. **