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Detailed Analysis: The Masquerade of Marriage

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November 12, 2016

 

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Through the use of symbolism and tone in the line, stage directions as the technical features, Ibsen’s A Doll’s House creates an effect that portray Nora’s marriage as a masquerade, similar to that of the “fancy dress ball”, casting men and women into respective roles, and thus enslaving them to their appearance...
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However, such deception and falsity needed to be exposed, and when it was all revealed, Nora’s marriage, like the fancy dress ball, ended as well. The tone of the play is an important factor as it demonstrates the character’s inner thoughts through their speech. In the facade that was their marriage, Helmer, as per social customs, acted the role of the husband; constantly in control, making the decisions of the family...
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