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The Doll’s House Questions and Answers
The Question and Answer section for The Doll’s House is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
While swinging in her yard, Kezia sees the Kelveys walking down the road. As the Kelveys come nearer; their shadows stretch long, reaching across the road so that the shadows of their heads are in the buttercups. Kezia clambers back up the gate,...
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Pat pried it open with his penknife, and the whole house front swung back, and—there you were, gazing at one and the same moment into the
drawing-room and dining-room, the kitchen and two bedrooms.
Meaning, Pat used his penknife to open the side...
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The Kelveys are described with animal images. The images serve as a symbol of their alienation from society.
Else: “a littlewhite owl”.
The girls move “like two little stray cats”.
Beryl shoos the girls away “as if they were chickens."
Beryl...
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