A character in this play admonishes the main character for spending three weeks making Christmas ornaments, which were subsequently ruined by the family cat.
A character in this play admonishes the main character for spending three weeks making Christmas ornaments, which were subsequently ruined by the family cat. That character in this play also refers to the main character as a "little squirrel." The main character of this play insists that her husband watch her practice dancing the tarantella in order to prevent him from finding a letter from Krogstad. That letter was meant to blackmail this play's main character about a loan used to take a trip to Italy for Torvald Helmer's health. For 10 points, name this play that ends with Nora Helmer slamming the door on her family, written by Henrik Ibsen.
A character in this play admonishes the main character for spending three weeks making Christmas ornaments, which were subsequently ruined by the family cat.
A Doll's House [or Et Dukkehjem]