This character was based on Laura Kieler, who wrote a sequel subtitled "A Picture of Life" to one of the author's earlier works. She hits a man for not being impressed by her flesh-colored stockings, and dresses as a Neapolitan fisher-girl at a ball 
This character was based on Laura Kieler, who wrote a sequel subtitled "A Picture of Life" to one of the author's earlier works. She hits a man for not being impressed by her flesh-colored stockings, and dresses as a Neapolitan fisher-girl at a ball hosted by the Stenborgs. This character admits that her father died on September 29, even though he signed a paper on October 2. She commonly hints at "the most wonderful thing of all." This woman violently dances a tarantella to prevent her husband from opening up the letterbox. At the beginning of the play, she welcomes Christine Linde and reveals that she borrowed money from Krogstad. For 10 points, name this woman who slams the door on her husband Torvald at the end of A Doll House.
This character was based on Laura Kieler, who wrote a sequel subtitled "A Picture of Life" to one of the author's earlier works.
Nora Helmer [prompt on Helmer]