A Doll's House, Act III

I kind of didn't expect the ending, but it makes sense that Nora wanted to leave. I see a growth in her, in this last act. She took a stand for what she wanted and to be independent. I didn't see her much as a child anymore. Even the way she spoke, it didn't have the same tone, it was more mature. Since Nora was childish throughout the play, this ending was kind of like her growing up. Her husband didnt want her to leave, the same way a parent doesnt want their kid to leave when they go away to college or move out. I dont think she should have left her family behind, though. She could have easily made moves to become independent while still mending her relationship with her husband.