A Doll's House

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The narrative centers on a sheltered heroine who confronts the illusion of love she has received from her father and husband, realizing it was merely a facade. As she grapples with her identity and societal expectations, she challenges the norms of her time, reflecting Ibsen's critique of Victorian values. This exploration of self-discovery and empowerment highlights the transition from dependence to independence, marking a significant moment in modern drama.