Thanks for the praise - the series is a late revenge.
Back at school, 40 years ago, they forced us to read H.Ibsen's "Et dukkehjem" (Nora, a doll's house), a piece of norwegian rebel literature from 1879. It was completely outdated after 90 years, a stage full of people who behave, feel, and act pathetic. In the end it looks like there's going to be, god beware, a divorce! Too scandalous, so for the first performances in Kopenhagen and Hamburg H.I. was forced to write a happy-end, no divorce.
The thesis is that Nora, Christine and more or less all women are dependent of their husbands and fathers who treat them as dolls.
I've never understood how men could want to play this way with dolls like that.
So, as this untimely slab of norsemen literature cost me a few weeks of my youth, I decided to show blissful Ibsen what kind of dolls might exist...