Which statement best explains the ending of the play? Helmer defends Nora’s actions, and he decides that they will resolve thing
s together. Helmer calls Nora a hypocrite, and she leaves him and criticizes his treatment of her. Krogstad has a change of heart, and he decides to let Nora and Helmer live happily together. Nora convinces Helmer that Krogstad should be rehired at the bank, avoiding potential conflict.
