This character had earlier borrowed money from Krogstad to finance her husband's trip abroad to recover his health, and upon seeing Torvald's selfishness she leaves by slamming the door.
This character dresses up as a fisher girl for a ball at which she dances the tarantella. At one point in the play in which she appears, this character idealizes her husband's reactions to her drowning in icy water, but these illusions are shattered when he receives a letter detailing her forgery of a bank note. This character had earlier borrowed money from Krogstad to finance her husband's trip abroad to recover his health, and upon seeing Torvald's selfishness she leaves by slamming the door. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House.
This character dresses up as a fisher girl for a ball at which she dances the tarantella.
{Nora} Helmer