As Nora makes her final decision to leave, she takes a step near the door and looks back. All she sees is Torvald as an emotional wreck, pleading for her to stay. In her mind she knows she has to become more mature and independent. Not just for him but for herself. She knows she can't stay with him but she knows that she should take something important with her and that is her kids. She calls them down, tells them to pack up. They give her a puzzled look but they obey her order. They race down the stairs and asked a million questions but Nora pulls them aside and says "Goodbye Torvald". As they step outside the house, Nora has a weight lifted off her shoulders but deep down in her heart she has some sympathy left for Torvald. Nora tells her children that they will be leaving for a little bit. Torvald falls into a deep despair, his heart slowly breaks.
As time slowly passes, Nora finds love and finds herself truly happy with her life. Her kids are growing up, they are also very happy with their lives.On the other hand Torvald has fallen into a deep depression. Each and everyday he regrets the ways he treated Nora. He never realized how much he loved her until she was gone.
its a very good ending because Torvald then realizes how he treated Nora and that he regrets doing it even though its to late.
ReplyDeleteThe ending is really good because Torvald now knows why Nora is leaving him
ReplyDeleteThe ending is really good because Torvald now knows why Nora is leaving him
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ReplyDeleteThis ending to me is kind of iffy from the actual play, before Nora leaves we see her say she isn't suitable to raise her kids and she needs to wok on herself. But all that aside, the way this ending went I found was really nice since she gets to stay with her children. But I am surprised Torvald let them go so easily, and I kind of feel sorry for him at the end.
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