Plot
This is the country that the Helmer's vacationed in for a year
Where is Italy?
This character has been known by everyone to be devoid of morals when it benefits themselves/those around them
Who is Krogstad?
These French cookies can serve to symbolize the sweet yet airy lies that Nora uses to fuel her life, but her husband forbids
What are macroons?
This is the kind of relationship that Nora and Torvald have
What is a possessive and/or parental like relationship?
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This character hates Krogstad for calling him by his first name and pretending they're close
Who is Torvald Helmer?
These characters have almost no speaking roles
Who are the Helmer children?
This decaying ornamented plant is possibly symbolic of Nora's gilded life which is pretty on the outside, yet slowly falling apart inside
What is a Christmas Tree?
Nora more than anything wants this as a gift from Torvald
What is money?
This is the name of the titular Prince Hamlet's father in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet
Who is King Hamlet (Sr.)?
These are the nicknames that Torvald calls Nora
What are squirell, skylark, songbird etc.?
This character is dying to reveal their feelings towards someone they should not
Who is Dr. Rank?
This is dance, named after the Italian spider, is a possible symbol for the out of control performances Nora needs to keep up in her day to day life
What is the Tarantella?
Torvald has very strict beliefs on this and thinks women have the most influence of it in their children
What is morality/being morally diseased?
This antihero and protagonist of 4+ PlayStation games is nicknamed the Ghost of Sparta
Who is Kratos the God of War?
This is the crime that Nora is guilty of
What is forging bank documents to secure a loan?
This character is shown to be morally flexible when it suits them, yet maintains a reputation of being innocent
Who is Nora?
Torvald uses these to both demonstrate love and belittle/show his possession over his wife Nora
What are pet names?
These are Dr. Rank's views on the sick
What is the fact that if you help the sick, the world will become a sick house?
This is the average length of a giraffe's tongue
What is 22 inches?
This what Nora says at the end of Act 2, speaking about the inevitability of her situation
What is "31 hours to live"?
This character is hardworking, honest, and morally genuine. They are realistically the least problematic character in the play
Who is Mrs. Linde?
This gift for Nora's daughter serves as a reflection of the plaything Nora may view herself to be
What is a doll/doll's house?
Torvald values this even more than money, specifically because his is perfect and beyond reproach
What is his reputation?
This bird is known for being an omen of death and dismay, and has the intelligence of the average 5 year old human
What is a crow?