One character in this work is shown a pair of flesh-colored silk stockings and is allowed to look at the owner's legs before revealing his love for that woman. At the end of this work, one character declares, "I don't believe any longer in wonderful 
One character in this work is shown a pair of flesh-colored silk stockings and is allowed to look at the owner's legs before revealing his love for that woman. At the end of this work, one character declares, "I don't believe any longer in wonderful things happening," and exits the stage, and that character wishes to dress as a Neapolitan fisher girl for a dress-ball, so she practices the Tarantella with her husband. Another character tries to (*) blackmail his way into keeping his job at a bank but fails, and then writes a letter detailing an illegal forgery. Tuberculosis of the spine ails Dr. Rank in this work which also includes Christine Linde, a woman who is supposed to gather the belongings of the protagonist after that protagonist is disgraced by Krogstad. For 10 points, name this play in which Torvald is left by his wife, Nora Helmer, written by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this work is shown a pair of flesh-colored silk stockings and is allowed to look at the owner's legs before revealing his love for that woman.
A Doll's House [or Et dukkehjem]