For 10 points—name this play by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this work claims to be hopeless at the tarantella, causing another character to be distracted by helping her.  Another character in this work is dying from congenital syphilis, and professes to be in love with the protagonist of this work.  In one scene in this work, the protagonist claims that for her to return home, "the most wonderful thing of all would have to happen", before saying that she "[doesn't] believe any longer in wonderful things happening".  Dr. Rank, Kristine Linde, and Nils Krogstad leave before the final event in this work, which sees Torvald discover a fraud committed by his wife, Nora Helmer.  For 10 points—name this play by Henrik Ibsen.
One character in this work claims to be hopeless at the tarantella, causing another character to be distracted by helping her.  
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