This character once spent three weeks shut up making Christmas decorations, after which the cat got in and destroyed all the work.
This character once spent three weeks shut up making Christmas decorations, after which the cat got in and destroyed all the work. This character is told that a house that "depends on loansÂ…is not beautiful because it is not free" after being called a "skylark" and a "squirrel." This figure is told that husbands love their wives even more after forgiving them; that occurs after (*) Krogstad returns a bond that this character had forged a signature on to pay for a trip to Italy. At the end of the work she appears in, this character tells her husband that she has been treated like an object to play with, an allusion to the work's title, and then slams the door. For 10 points, name this wife of Torvald who is the protagonist of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House.
This character once spent three weeks shut up making Christmas decorations, after which the cat got in and destroyed all the work.
Nora Helmer 