We began our study of Ibsen's play, A Doll's House. We addressed character contrasts, foils, and how stage directions work with dialogue to impart character and motivation. We specifically identified how Krogstead and Nora are both deemed by society as morally flawed as each has forged a document, while Dr Rank is deemed morally flawed due to his infirmity which society deems inherited. From there, we examined Ibsen's dialogue which vividly illustrates how Nora's husband demeans and infantilizes her . We studied how Nora rejects society's imposed norms of a women's role in a marriage and what constitutes a moral flaw.