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The characters mentioned in the question belong to the play "A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen.
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Use the drop-down menus to select the character that best completes each sentence. </h3>
- Threatens to reveal Nora's indiscretions - Krogstad
- Does not trust Nora and thinks that she cannot act responsibly- Helmer
- Has been a longtime friend of Nora's - Mrs. Linde.
- Acts silly but is a lot more resourceful than some think- Nora
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Nora: is hitched to Torvald Helmer. Has been treated as a toy, a doll, for what seems like forever, continually being determined what to do, first by her dad and afterward by her better half.
Director: Nora's better half. Chauvinist and oblivious. Considers himself to be Nora's friend in need and expert. Regards Nora as though she were mediocre and unequipped for having an independent perspective.
Krogstad: works at a similar bank as Helmer. Is familiar with Nora's wrongdoing. Takes steps to uncover her insider facts to her better half. Has been enamored with Mrs. Linde previously.
Mrs. Linde: a widow, companions with Nora for quite a while. Reunites with Krogstad subsequent to promising to help Nora.
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