This play's author created an alternate German ending which he called a "barbaric outrage" in which the protagonist faints after being made to see her children.
This play's author created an alternate German ending which he called a "barbaric outrage" in which the protagonist faints after being made to see her children. One character in this play uses cards with black crosses to announce his coming death from tuberculosis of the spine; that character is (*) Dr. Rank. The protagonist had financed a trip to Italy by borrowing money from the lover of Ms. Linde and that man, Krogstad, had tried to obtain a bank position through blackmail. For 10 points, Nora Helmer discovers her husband's true personality and leaves the title construct in what play by Henrik Ibsen?
This play's author created an alternate German ending which he called a "barbaric outrage" in which the protagonist faints after being made to see her children.
A Doll's House (or Et dukkehjem)