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Now that we have finished the play, the name really makes sense. It really fits the story. Nora is kinda treated like a doll in her life. She is treated as a material thing, not an individual person.

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It's referring to how Nora has essentially been a doll all these years she's spent with Torvald. Torvald has controlled her every action, and she's treated her children the same way, and she didn't feel a thing, because she didn't know it was wrong.

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It is referring to the relationships between Torvald and Nora, Papa and Nora, and Nora's treatment of her children. It creates an illustration of how just like a real life doll house, the dolls, or in this case people, do not have things that are special about themselves. The relationships between these dolls are simply made up and hollow.

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I think it is referring to how Nora is like a Doll to Torvald and how Torvald can manipulate her to his liking

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nora says multiple times that she feels as though she is a doll because she was manipulated and controlled by her father and now torvald and is now treating her kids as such. This makes sense with the title because now everyone is being used like a doll and living in the same house.

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Nora is living in a doll's house meaning she is a doll, being controlled by others and with no will of her own

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I think it is called a Dollhouse because Torvald uses Nora as his puppet, and on the outside everyone just sees that they are perfect family, when in reality they're not.

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The title is a representation of the marriage relationship between Nora and Torvald. Nora is treated like a child in the relationship, seen as a doll and nothing more. Torvald treats her like a toy rather than an equal partner in their marriage. To Nora, her entire house is nothing more than a fantasy where she is under control of a puppet master. Hence the title, A Dollhouse.

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This play is titled "A Doll House" because the author feels the characters in the play are like expendable toys. No one is really a unique person, rather playing roles in society. Torvald is a stereotypical wealthy husband and father, Nora plays the role of the generic woman/wife, and so does the rest of the family including the maid.

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A Doll's House gives off the idea that there is one person in control over the actions of the others around them, as they are like a kid controlling his/her dolls, making stories and living out their lives for them. This is a good summary of Torvald where he does not see his wife Nora as a person with her own individuality, but rather as a doll that he can manipulate to do anything he'd like with.

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Throughout the play I felt that the title was very fitting because the concept of a dollhouse promotes and idea of a toy world, where one can control the way things happen, and within this play Nora was represented as a doll who was unknowingly controlled by both societies expectations as well as Torvalds. Although Norda didnt seem to notice the correlation of her being similar to a doll in the beginning of the play, she soon realized everything she had been put through and how similar her life was to the dolls she used to play with in her childhood.

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I think its called a dollhouse because nothing is real in the house. The feelings and emotions between Nora and Torvald are not real. Nora resembles a doll in my opinion.

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I think it is called A Doll House because Nora is like a doll in that she really has no personality or choice in life. The only one with choices is Torvald so he is like the person moving around the dolls in the doll house.

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I think that the title refers to the idea that nobody in the house has their own ideas. They are all treated as inanimate objects and do not have thoughts of their own. They are treated like toys to the others in the house. The children are around only when Nora needs something to do and Nora is only around Torvald when he has nothing better to do or he needs her to do something.

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I think it is called a doll house because dolls are fake, just like torvald and Nora's superficial relationship, but also works because it plays into the stereotypes of women, because girls are suppose to play with dolls

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I think nora felt like she was living in a doll house because she could not make any decisions or anything, and so she didn't want that anymore.

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I think that the title is called a doll house because of the fact that torvald treats nora like a doll in a doll house.

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A dollhouse is a common toy of sorts that typically young girls receive to play out a family through their will. A dollhouse is devoid of human development and characteristics and sustenance. One person can control everything, rather than have everyone in charge of their own lives. With this, Nora is controlled by their, both Torvald's iron clad fist holding her submerged into a position below but also Nora's own inability to exit it. Well that's debatable, considering she did not have many options to.

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When you think of a doll house, you think of a house "inhabited" by dolls, which have no substance to them, no will of their own. Torvald wants Nora to be a doll, a plaything with no will or no story besides what he wants. Their marriage has no substance, no love or trust.