In A Doll‘s House, a female protagonist seeking self-worth strikes up controversy. A Doll's House introduces women as having their own purposes and goals. The protagonist, Nora Helmer, develops throughout the play to eventually conclude that her way of living needs to change and that she must develop characteristics of her own. In other words, she realizes that she needs to be an individual. Distinct characteristics of the women's inferior role in a relationship …showed first 75 words of 713 total…

…showed last 75 words of 713 total…change in modern observation, he underlined the magnitude of woman's understanding of this assumed inadequacy. The examination of Nora exposes that she relies on her husband and presents no individual characteristics. Her development of insight suggests that women of the future may have a possible comprehension of their troubles. Nora’s reflection of her ignorance at the play’s end is evocative of the start of humanity to the renovating of the role of women.