For ten points, identify this play which ends with Nora Helmer slamming a door, written by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this play claims that "nearly all young criminals have had lying mothers," and is himself lied to when he asks his wife if she ate any macaroons. This play's character of Dr. Rank is dying of syphilis, and Christine Linde used to be in love with (*) Krogstad, who blackmails the protagonist to save his job at the bank before ultimately burning the incriminating loan documents. This play's protagonist forged her father's signature to pay for treatment for her husband Torvald. For ten points, identify this play which ends with Nora Helmer slamming a door, written by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this play claims that "nearly all young criminals have had lying mothers," and is himself lied to when he asks his wife if she ate any macaroons.
A Doll’s House (or Et Dukkehjem) &lt;MS&gt;