Language


 * ===Because Ibsen wanted to make his plays uncompromisingly realistic, he wrote the dialogue in simple, everyday, middle-class language rather than elegant, lofty, or embellished language characteristic of romantic plays. ===


 * ===Though his dialogue is uncomplicated and without rhetorical flourish, it subtly conveys more than it seems to. While mimicking vernacular speech, he chose and arranged his words carefully; every word and every sentence counted. ===


 * ===Ibsen’s dialogue is apparently simple—yet full of loaded -subtext—which his drama apart from earlier and contemporary verse plays. ===


 * ===Thus, the dialogue in //A Doll's House// is spartan but powerful; little by little, it bares the human psyche. ===