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What does Nora use to distract herself from her worries in Act Two?
Think about what activities she engages in.
Who does Nora confide in regarding her worries?
Consider the people in her life who take care of her.
What does Nora find herself increasingly anxious about in Act Two?
Consider the external pressures on her in this act.
True or False: Nora's final decision to leave is primarily based on her desire for social status.
Think about her motivations throughout the play.
Evaluate how societal expectations shaped Nora's decisions throughout the play. Consider historical contexts.
Link Nora's choices to the societal norms of her era.
Discuss the role of deception in Nora's life. How does her manipulation of others lead to her ultimate liberation?
Consider the turning points in Acts Two and Three.
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