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by Henrik Ibsen
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Nora arrives home from an afternoon of Christmas shopping. As she nibbles on some macaroons and takes off her coat, her husband Torvald calls out to her from his study. She calls back to him, asking him to come in and see what she's bought and then quickly hides the macaroons. (read more)
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      Act 3 Part 1
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