How does the author use the character of Helmer to develop the idea of gender inequality?
By rebuking deceitful mothers, Helmer demonstrates the belief that women’s primary responsibility was raising children.
By saying that mothers and fathers share the responsibility of influence over children, Helmer demonstrates the idea of gender inequality.
By dismissing Nora’s opinions of Krogstad, Helmer demonstrates how women’s beliefs were oftentimes ignored.
By saying that he is physically ill in Krogstad’s presence, Helmer demonstrates the belief that men are inferior to women.