An essay on a doll's house by katherine mansfield
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The doll's House by Katherine Mansfield is a story about social inequality and injustice.
Kezia, The rich girl from Burnell's family gets a rare doll as gift.
The poor girls from the Kelveys suffer prejudice and ill treatment from their neighbours and schoolmates.
The doll's house becomes a symbol of friendship between Kezia and the two sisters Lil and Else.
Kezia removes all class barriers by playing with these two girls.
In the end we see that Kezia, Lil and Else become equal due to the doll's house.
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