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What event triggers Nora's anxiety in Act Two?
Think about the nature of Krogstad's relationship with Nora.
What does the Tarantella symbolize in Nora's character?
Consider what the dance is meant to achieve in that moment.
What does the Tarantella symbolize for Nora?
Recall how Nora uses the dance to divert attention.
True or False: Torvald is supportive of Nora’s actions throughout the play.
Consider his reaction when he finds out about the forgery.
Analyze the implications of Nora's decision to leave her family. What does this signify about her understanding of personal identity and societal expectations?
Consider how her actions spark questions about women's independence.
Evaluate how Ibsen's portrayal of Torvald serves to critique societal constructs of masculinity during the 19th century.
Focus on how his actions align with societal pressures rather than personal connection.
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