As one descends deeper into the story of A Doll’s House by Hendrik Ibsen, the differences between the culture and era of the novel, that of 19th century Norway and the culture of our modern society, become increasingly evident. These differences as well as the motives behind Nora’s actions and 19th century society as a whole became more apparent during the interactive oral presented in class, which explored both Ibsen’s technique as well as the play’s relationship with the established style of the time. The oral also presented further analysis in regards to the reasons behind the play’s bellicosity at the time.