compare 2 works for their use on a literary element

Use of Literary Elements in A Dolls House by Henrik Ibsen and Eveline by Joyce
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Use of Literary Elements in A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen and Eveline by Joyce
Authors use various literary elements to develop characters with an aim of influencing what the reader captures in their literary work. Characters are made to interact in different forums and scenarios using diverse characterization techniques. Joyce the author of Eveline and Henrik the author of A Doll’s House uses comparable methods in their literary work. They both focus on the inward feelings and thoughts of their female characters. However, there are differences in the form and amount of details provided, which is important in shaping the readers interpretation.
In the A Doll’s House Henrik Ibsen portrays Nora as a nineteenth-century woman who is self-absorbed and who realized that there more to her life than being her husband pretty possession. Nora realized that she left her father house not to be an independent young woman but rather to become dependent on Torvald, her husband who treated her more like a child than as a wife. The author uses moderately tradition story to portray that there nothing good in a relationship founded on control. In Eveline, the author gives a story of a woman (Eveline) current living conditions as opposed to the world she is going to live with her fiancé Frank, who is barely mentioned in the story. The story seems to be more of about world of Dubliners w…