How is Torvald a victim of 19th century social expectations?

Male sex prediction during this period shows the difference between the patriarch and the family of men. Tovard has established a middle class life through his own work, not family money. Torvald concentrates on business activities, spends a lot of time at home to study, avoiding average visitors, and hardly interacting with his children. In fact, he believes that he is primarily responsible for the family's economic well-being and his wife's guardian.

Nola is suitable for many stereotypes of women in the 19th century. She has already got some low wage jobs but she is very economically dependent on Torvald and can not resist the temptation of Macaroons, and she wants Torvald to request permission I did it when I got it in other way. This later showed how Torvalds could be expected to be a dominant figure - Nora allows it to be socially emphasized. Women's clothing represents their lives - limits and restrictions. The woman was wearing a corset in the 19th century to clearly maintain a fertile and attractive figure. The corset also makes it possible to put just a little movement, a breathing space, and someone who depends on others to bind you.

Tobird is a victim of society and forced to adapt to the social circle and is classified as a high social status. Tovard is aware of the pressure of society and I am going to stick to these pressures. Tovard is a victim of society, but it is clear that he is very satisfied with this idea. Tovard has everything he may want and society has everything he may expect in his life. Family, beautiful wife, family, good work, he is doing higher rank of society, his own office, his man and man career, and his pet, Nora who occupies enough money for him It can be destroyed. This is the main reason why Torvald does not want to do anything, such as "touching bad situations - good" when this affects his image and gives a bad name to his name. Tovard will do everything to "stop the cost to the absolute minimum" and "save the penny again".