At the end of 'A Doll's House', what does the main character Nora decide to do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. She leaves her husband and children to find herself
- Step 1: Nora has discovered how her husband Torvald reacts when her secret is revealed. Step 2. She slams the door behind her and leaves, which shocked audiences of the time. Answer: she leaves her husband and children. Why not the others: She does not stay, she does not move with the family, and the crime in the play concerns her own forged signature.
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