In Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House", female main characters experience several revelations that alter their behavior. Both Ms. Linde and Nora are completely different characters by the end of the play. Although both Ms. Linde and Nora begin the play in a passive state, letting others control them, by the end of the play they have both taken their lives into their own hands.         Ms. Linde enters the play as an old friend of …showed first 75 words of 638 total…

…showed last 75 words of 638 total…details how a person's entire outlook on life can be changed simply by another's actions or any other major event. Both Nora and Ms. Linde end the play firmly in control of their own lives, as opposed to the state they entered the play with. Major events in both of their lives sparked these changes, and allowed them both the question their current way of life, and then led them to seek a better one.