A Doll’s House (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Theatrical realism in A Doll's House

Represents life accurately without romanticisation or melodrama

Well-made play structure

Classical three-act dramatic structure with precision

Dollhouse allegory represents

19th-century gender oppression and bourgeois illusion

Dramatic irony definition

Audience understands more than the characters

Doll-wife metaphor shows

Nora's infantilisation and arrested development

Christmas tree symbolises

Domestic facade; wilts as marriage dies

Door motif represents

Transitions from performance to autonomy

Foreshadowing technique creates

Mounting tension and dramatic inevitability

External conflict in play

Nora vs patriarchal society and rigid moral codes

Tarantella dance metaphor

Feminine performance under male scrutiny/approval

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