A Doll's House

The narrative centers on Nora Helmer, who secretly borrows money to support her ailing husband, Torvald, by forging her father's signature. As Torvald becomes the bank director overseeing Nils Krogstad, the lender, tensions rise when Krogstad threatens to expose Nora's deception unless she persuades Torvald to keep him employed. This intense drama explores themes of deception, the dynamics of a loveless marriage, and the awakening of self-awareness in a constrained domestic life.