She feels nothing has come of her life and that she has sacrificed herself to her husband, children, and father. When she seeks anything for herself, other characters call her a spoiled child. In the past, she has borrowed money from Nils Krogstad in order to save her husbands life. For a woman to borrow money is socially unacceptable and a disgrace to her husband. At the end of the play, Nora realizes that her duty to herself is more important than her duty to others. She is a woman out of her time.

Expectations: Nora expects everything to go her way. She justifies borrowing money to save her husbands life. She wants to take care of herself and becomes independent at the end of the play.

Tactics: To prevent Torvald from discovering the

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