Act III

        I can relate to this act when they're fighting. I have been in situations with other people when I think a certain way about a person and then we fight.  It is like you have been hit in the head and everything you have thought about the other person haS vanished and now you see everything so clear. I think this is exactly what has happened to Nora. She believes that Trovald will stand by her when he reads the letter, but instead he insults her and tells her how ashamed he is of her and Nora is shocked. Everything is now in black and white instead of rose tinted glass. She knows exactly what she must do and finds an inner strength to leave her life behind to discover who she really is.