Before the metaphor involving the titular fixture in this work is made, its protagonist realizes that she has had her first serious conversation in her eight years of marriage.
Before the metaphor involving the titular fixture in this work is made, its protagonist realizes that she has had her first serious conversation in her eight years of marriage. The end of the second act of this drama makes reference to "thirty-one hours" referencing the protagonist's contemplated suicide. A different scene in this play sees the protagonist discover two cards with black crosses on them. Before the protagonist slams a door in the final act, she interacts with her children Bobby, Ivar and Emmy on Christmas day, after her husband's subordinates Krogstad tries to blackmail him. For 10 points, identify this play about Torvald and Nora Helmer, authored by Henrik Ibsen.
Before the metaphor involving the titular fixture in this work is made, its protagonist realizes that she has had her first serious conversation in her eight years of marriage.
A {Doll's House} or {Et dukkehjem}