Nora+Helmer+in+A+Doll's+House

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Nora, the main character in A Doll's House, is very clever and[| childish]at the same time. Some may argue that Nora's stupidity was the end of her, but that is far from the truth. Nora was a woman who would have it all for the time, she had good looks, a promising husband, and a family. I believe Nora's demise was brought upon her because she struggled with the question "Is this all?" Nora wondered if her husband's love for her was real, and if she really was living the life that she should. It began young for Nora, her possesive father wanted to direct her in a path that she didn't necessarily want to travel. Then it remain in the marriage to Torvald who constantly asked things of her. This love that we thought was apparent dwindled down as he got news of Nora's forgery stint. Nora, much like Hedda, then snapped and decided to leave her life behind, with the pressure of impressing at the front door. Over all Nora's character made "A Doll's House" a fun read, but a thought provoking one at worst. =====