Henrik Ibsen
This is where Ibsen was born.
What is Norway?
This is the name of Nora Helmer's husband.
What is Torvald?
This event threatens to expose Nora's secret loan and becomes a central conflict in the play.
What is Krogstad's dismissal from the bank?
This is the primary reason for Nora Helmer's secret loan.
What is to pay for her husband's medical treatment?
This is the history between Mrs. Linde and Krogstad.
What is a romantic history?
This is how old Ibsen was when he went into poverty.
What is 8 years old?
This is the character who is accused of forgery and blackmails Nora to keep his job at the bank.
Who is Krogstad?
This is the secret that Nora has kept from her husband, Torvald.
What is her involvement in a forgery scandal?
This is how Nora's husband, Torvald, addresses her throughout most of the play.
What is my little lark/skylark?
This is the day that the play begins on.
What is Christmas Eve?
This is what his plays usually revolve around. (Topics of his plays)
What are society and its practices?
This character is terminally ill and often visits the Helmers.
Who is Dr. Rank?
This is what Nora initially hopes will happen regarding the debt she owes?
What is that Krogstad will forget about the debt?
This person blackmails Nora, threatening to reveal her secret unless he gets what he desires.
Who is Krogstad?
This is the amount of money Nora gives the messenger at the start of the play.
What is $100?
This is the country where Ibsen wrote A Doll's House.
What is Germany?
This is Nora's old friend that comes to seek employment at Torvald's bank.
Who is Kristine Linde?
This is how does the play "A Doll's House" concludes.
What is Nora leaving Torvald and her family to find independence?
This significant event occurs in the Tarantella dance during the play.
What is Nora tearing her dress?
This person served as the real-world inspiration for Nora in the play.
Who was Laura Peterson?
This was Ibsen's main goal in publishing A Doll's House.
What is to challenge social norms?
This character is revealed to have secretly borrowed money to help Torvald recuperate from illness.
Who is Nora Helmer?
This is the name of the loan forged by Nora to save her husband's health.
What is The Macaroons Loan?
This is the symbolic significance of the title "A Doll's House".
What is the fact that it symbolizes her subservient role in society?
She was the actress who played Nora in the 1997 production of A Doll's House.
Who is Janet McTeer?