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By: Katherine mansfiled

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- I want to be all that i am capable of becoming.
- Katherine mansfield.

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The central theme in Katherine Mansfield short story " The Dolls House" concerns the inhumanity of social class discrimination and the hope for the dawn of a new day bringing true equality.

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- Mrs Kelvey- A washerwomen and also the mother of the girls.
- Mr Kelvey- Not a character except by metion. he is the father to the kelvey girls, and presumed to be in jail.
- Mrs Hay- A guest at the burnells household, and the one who gifted the dolls house to the burnell sisters.
- Aunt Beryl- The burnells aunt and the person who ran off the kelveys once she saw them.
- Emmie Cole, Jessie May, Lena Logan- The kids at school that bullied the kelveys.
- The teacher- shes mean and she always gives faces when Lil walks in.

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The Burnell sisters - Isabel, Lottie and Kezia feature heavily in the story as the owners of the Doll's House, and the Kelvey sisters, Else and Lil, feature as the shunned minority who are not allowed to even see the Doll's House until Kezia lets the Kelvey's in to see the Doll's House.

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The Burnell sisters - Isabel, Lottie and Kezia feature heavily in the story as the owners of the Doll's House, and the Kelvey sisters, Else and Lil, feature as the shunned minority who are not allowed to even see the Doll's House until Kezia lets the Kelvey's in to see the Doll's House.

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The language employed in the short story “The Doll’s House” by Katherine Mansfield is very easy to understand. One reason might be the fact that the story is suitable to be read by children, who must find the story easy to grasp, yet entertaining.

As you have seen, “The Doll’s House” contains narrative and descriptive passages that combine with dialogue. When dialogue is employed, we get to sense the way in which children relate to class division. Lena Logan and the other girls mock Lil because they feel superior.

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The Burnell sisters - Isabel, Lottie and Kezia feature heavily in the story as the owners of the Doll's House, and the Kelvey sisters, Else and Lil, feature as the shunned minority who are not allowed to even see the Doll's House until Kezia lets the Kelvey's in to see the Doll's House.

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The Burnell sisters - Isabel, Lottie and Kezia feature heavily in the story as the owners of the Doll's House, and the Kelvey sisters, Else and Lil, feature as the shunned minority who are not allowed to even see the Doll's House until Kezia lets the Kelvey's in to see the Doll's House.

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The dollhouse is a symbol of privilege among the upper class. The Burnell sisters receive the dollhouse as a gift and are permitted by their parents to show it off at school. This only heightens...

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The Doll's House is a beautiful short story written by Katherine Mansfield. ... This story reveals that small children are innocent but they are poisoned by the grown ups and become cruel very slowly. Once Mrs. Hay had sent the Burnell children a doll's house.

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The Burnell sisters - Isabel, Lottie and Kezia feature heavily in the story as the owners of the Doll's House, and the Kelvey sisters, Else and Lil, feature as the shunned minority who are not allowed to even see the Doll's House until Kezia lets the Kelvey's in to see the Doll's House.