A Doll's House (Aziloth Books)

The play explores the transformation of Nora, who initially embodies the ideal of a dutiful wife but faces a crisis when Krogstad threatens to expose her secret. Instead of gratitude for her sacrifices, she encounters rejection from Torvald, prompting a profound personal awakening. Nora's decision to reject her traditional role and seek independence challenges societal norms regarding marriage and gender, making a powerful statement about self-discovery and autonomy.