The articles focus is on a characteristic that is frequently overlooked by people who read. That question presents the topic of being a father and how he depicts masculine ideals in the play. Rosefeldt recognizes that the drama inquiries the connotation of being a mother with Nora deserting her kids at the conclusion of the drama. He similarly proposes that the piece is a flagrant attack on the family unit structure. He begins by demonstrating all the occurrences in the performance in which fathers are exposed to be both lacking and displays that the tainted family unit invades all classes. Nora’s acquaintance Mrs. Linde had a lack luster father. Rosefeldt proposes that she marries a man she doesn’t have affection for because she is looking