Nora took out, Nora would probably not have ever had a reason to leave. She wouldn’t have had a reason to question the integrity of the life she was leading.

ial burden upon herself. Although this was an act of love, Nora can’t tell Helmer that she did it. Helmer is a firm believer that women have no understanding of financial matters, and would have been made to feel like less of a man if he knew that his life was indebted to his “squirrel,” Nora. That perhaps Nora knows more about money than how to spend it never enters Helmer’s head. He assumes that Nora is just a pretty little “featherhead.” Instead of treating her like an equal partner in their marriage, he treats her as an ornament and a child. Nora feeds into the illusion, of course, because part of her role as a wife is to ensure that her husband feels in charge, and secure in his manhood. She asks for his guidance and approval in the most trivial of matters, even when she needs none. This serves as proof to Helmer that women are unable to take care of themselves, or even think for themselves. When Nora begs Helmer to let Krogstad

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