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What is the main reason for Nora's agitation in Act Two?
Think about the threat posed by Krogstad.
What does the Tarantella dance symbolize?
Consider the context of the masquerade ball.
What does Nora use the Tarantella dance to do?
Remember the context of the masquerade.
Torvald's reaction to Krogstad's letter shows that he values ____ over Nora's well-being.
What does he express more concern about?
Critically evaluate the societal norms depicted in A Doll's House and how they shape Nora's identity throughout the play.
Consider the demands placed on women in the 19th century.
Discuss how Ibsen uses the character of Krogstad to reflect dualities in Nora’s journey.
Focus on the similarities and contrasts between their characters.
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