We studied how the play's climax and resolution create a change in Nora's perspective and reveal her character. In order to explore character, we first contrasted as foils Mrs Linde and Nora., Mrs. Linde's self worth and identity remain tied to living for others, specifically , a man; by contrast, Nora rejects societal standards, religion, law, and all book knowledge asserting her right to educate herself and to discover her own answers and worth wholly independent of her marriage. Nora always remained hopeful of some "wonderful" event occurring . We discussed the "wonderful event' as well as the significance of the play's title as revealed in the dialogue-Nora as a doll or play thing first for her father and later for her selfish husband.