What does "The Doll's House" suggest about the way that most people feel when they demean or insult other people?

They feel pleased and superior.

Explanation:

'The Doll's House' proposes that most of the people feel 'pleased and consider themselves superior' when they demean or insult other people. The story employs the symbol of 'the doll's house' is used to critique the upper class and privileged sections of the society for the mistreatment and insult made to the lower sections of the society. The story displays the cruelty unleashed towards lower class people and conveys a message that the fortunate ones must come forward to help the latter.

bravery and perseverance

explanation:

learning how to embrace the effects of colonialism is one of the central ideas of the play.