A work on this theme in epistolary form sees the main character become a nurse to the indigent and reconcile with a man who has newly learned altruism; written by Ednah Cheney, that one was in epistolary form and is titled for a certain "return."
One of these is a musical, which includes such songs as "Learn to Be Lonely" and involves a lawyer and a composer competing for a fish cannery employee, was composed by Larry Grossman. A work on this theme in epistolary form sees the main character become a nurse to the indigent and reconcile with a man who has newly learned altruism; written by Ednah Cheney, that one was in epistolary form and is titled for a certain "return." Another work of this type sees the protagonist become an expensive dominatrix and an anarchist philosopher before reuniting with a budding Nazi sympathizer; that one was written by Elfride Jelinek. George Bernard Shaw published a refutation of a work on this topic by Walter Besant; that one ends with the suicide of a now- grown Emmy, who breaks her engagement to the son of Nils Krogstad. For 10 points, what are these works, which attempt to answer questions such as the title of Jelinek's "What Happened After Nora Left Her Husband"?
One of these is a musical, which includes such songs as "Learn to Be Lonely" and involves a lawyer and a composer competing for a fish cannery employee, was composed by Larry Grossman.
{sequels to A Doll's House} [or {continuations of A Doll's House} or {responses to A Doll’s House} or anything reasonably similar; accept either A Doll House or A Doll's House or Et Dukkejhem for the title of the play]