Henrik Ibsen uses the extended metaphor of a doll’s house and includes juxtaposition with it to show how Nora is manipulated and treated like a doll despite the facade of having a perfectly put together life. “When I was at home with Papa he gave me his opinions on everything. So “I was simply handed over I had the same opinions as from Papa to you… The he did. If I disagreed with whole reason for my him I concealed the fact, existence was to perform because he wouldn’t have tricks for you, Torvald” liked it. He called me his (111). doll-child, and he played with me just as I used to play with my dolls” (110). “But our home has been nothing but a playroom” (111). “I thought it was great from when you played with me… That is what our marriage has been” (111) Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!