This character obtained a loan for a trip to Italy by forging her father's signature, which leaves her vulnerable to blackmail from Krogstad.
This character is first seen planning to buy Christmas presents while being called "my little skylark" and "my little squirrel". She plans to attend a fancy-dress ball dressed as a Neapolitan fisher-girl who dances the Tarantella. This character says she does not "believe any longer in wonderful things happening" in a conversation with a man she has never had a serious (*) conversation with in eight years. This character obtained a loan for a trip to Italy by forging her father's signature, which leaves her vulnerable to blackmail from Krogstad. She ends the play by slamming the door while abandoning her children and husband, a newly promoted bank manager. For 10 points, name this female protagonist of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House, the wife of Torvald Helmer.
This character is first seen planning to buy Christmas presents while being called "my little skylark" and "my little squirrel".
Nora Helmer [prompt on “Helmer”] &lt;Cheyne&gt;