And the drama begins!

This play is turning out to be pretty intresting. As we have read Nora is hiding a real big secret from Helmer. Helmer sees Nora as a trophy wife. I dont aprrecite how Helmer treats his wife Nora. I think Nora should be allowed to work and not just cooking, cleaning, and taking care of the children at home all day. Helmer is being sexist! Little does he know that Nora saved his life by getting money to cure him from his illness. Helmer would feel humiliated if he found out about this. I believe Nora did it for love. When it comes to love a certain lie can always be an exception like Nora's lie.
In addition Nora doesnt want to corrupt their marrige now becasue of this secret. 'Twenty, Thirty, Fourty oh thank you!' Nora once said shows that shes loves to have money in her hands. At the time she was determine to help her husband illness. She says it made her feel like a man. This means Nora never did something to help someone with money involve because she was told be Helmer that thats a mans job. Helmer reminds me of my uncle because my aunt is a stay home mom. She stays home and cooks and cleans all day. Thats must be a boring life. I bet Nora liked the feeling when she felt like a man. She probably felt that she can be high authority too. To wrap it up this play just gets more intresting. Hopefully it turns out worth reading.