In this play, one character's last words are "thanks for the light," after which he leaves two cards inhis friend's mailbox with a black cross over the name and prepares to die of "consumption of thespine." A person described as having a"diseased moral character" in this play notices that a suretybond was signed three days after the signer's death. The protagonist realizes that "I was simplytransferred from (*) papa's hands into yours" and that she was living "with a strange man, and hadborne him three children" then slams the door in this play, in which a fraudulent loan for a recuperatingvacation to Italy is discovered by Krogstad. For 10 points, name this 1879 pla
In this play, one character's last words are "thanks for the light," after which he leaves two cards inhis friend's mailbox with a black cross over the name and prepares to die of "consumption of thespine." A person described as having a"diseased moral character" in this play notices that a suretybond was signed three days after the signer's death. The protagonist realizes that "I was simplytransferred from (*) papa's hands into yours" and that she was living "with a strange man, and hadborne him three children" then slams the door in this play, in which a fraudulent loan for a recuperatingvacation to Italy is discovered by Krogstad. For 10 points, name this 1879 play by Henrik Ibsen about theend of Torvald and Nora Helmer's marriage.
In this play, one character's last words are "thanks for the light," after which he leaves two cards inhis friend's mailbox with a black cross over the name and prepares to die of "consumption of thespine."
A Doll's House [or A Doll House; or Et Dukkehjem]